Web Workers Panel Missing?

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Jos...@shanksy.me

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Nov 27, 2014, 4:59:40 PM11/27/14
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Hey there, 

I am running Version 39.0.2171.71 m of Chrome on Windows. I am trying to either set the web worker to pause on startup or just get to the web worker console for debugging, thing is, I cannot find the panel anywhere in this version of chrome. It looks as though the web workers panel under Sources has disappeared for Windows when looking at images online, I can find it on an Ubuntu version. 

I've tried experimental settings and running web workers to see if the panel is conditional neither outcomes worked. The Chrome documentation shows images of the panel but no explanation on when it shows up. Anyone know how to enable it?

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Joshua

Jos...@shanksy.me

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Nov 27, 2014, 5:00:58 PM11/27/14
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Oh I also checked canary, it did not have the panel either. 

Vsevolod Vlasov

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Nov 28, 2014, 3:33:55 AM11/28/14
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There is no longer separate worker inspector and workers panel.
All workers appear as threads in debugger sidebar and all the worker scripts should be available in the main window.
Just put a breakpoint on any line and you will be able pause the worker.
You can also switch to worker thread and hit pause button to pause whatever script is currently executed.

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