What is debugger:// in the Chrome Network Dev Tools?

[B Cham]

I would love some help from the dev tools experts here. I have found several crawl errors in search console which attach suffixes to our regular URLs causing Google to flag them as a crawl error.

For example, our regular URL is http://www.url.com/article/. Google Search console has found that the regular URL links to http://www.url.com/article/slot-parser which comes up as a 404 error and a crawl error.

I need to find where this URL is coming from and am looking in Google Chrome dev tools. I loaded the regular URL and went into Dev Tools. Then, I turned on Search All Files and put in "slot-parser". It found this URL: debugger:///VM80992 - Could someone please tell me what this means? Also, is there a better way of finding what script is causing the 404 URL? Is there a better tool than Google Chrome dev tools?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Bruce

[PhistucK]

VM###... scripts denote code that was dynamically generated and run. For example, using eval(string), setTimeout(stringToRun, 10), new Function(string, string) and so on.

☆PhistucK

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[Kayce Basques]

1. Open DevTools.

1. Click the Network tab.

1. Reload the page. You should see all of the resources that the page requested.

1. Find the request for .../slot-parser.

1. Check the Initiator column. This tells you what made the page request the resource.