How to black box a .js file

[David Bisignani]

Hi everyone,

I am trying to black box a script file because the debugger keeps stopping in the file.  The particular file is called jquery.min.js.  Given jQuery's popularity, I am sure this is a popular file.  The full file URL is ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.0/jquery.min.js  I am using Chrime version 50 on a Windows 10 based machine.  I found the article at this link:

https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/blackboxing

which describes how to black box a file.   However, when I right click the file I get the following choices:

Add folder to workspace

Local modifications

Open link in new tab

Copy link address

save

SaveAs

Well, those choices are not going to help.  So I went to settings and I see the Sources section but I do not have a button labelled Manage Framework Blackboxing.  I do have a choice in the left panel labelled Blackboxing.  This opens a dialog in which I can blackbox scripts that fit a pattern.  According to this article:

http://kevhuang.com/blackboxing-library-code-in-chrome-devtools/

just putting the name of the file into the pattern text box will black box any file with that name.  Since I only have one file with this name, that should resolve the problem.  Except that the debugger still wants to stop in the code contained in the file.

By the way, I tried to insert pictures of the various windows I am describing but this causes Google to crash, burn and melt down into slag.  If anyone can tell me what I'm doing wrong here, I'd appreciate it.

Thank you for your expertise!