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So I'm working on some javascript and I want to set a breakpoint on the line that I'm working on. It seems reasonable that I should be able to go into the Javascript debugger and jump to that line number without having to scroll to it manually.

I have read the documentation and have tried a few logical guesses but there doesn't appear to be a keyboard shortcut to jump to a line number. I can't believe that this would have been missed. Is there a way to jump to a line number?

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  • I would think so, though I can't seem to find it. Chrome has it, so I assume Safari has it. Did you try Command + L?
    – daviesgeek
    Commented Aug 3, 2012 at 16:53
  • ⌘L seems to focus the location bar :(
    – saagarjha
    Commented Jan 10, 2021 at 2:34

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The keyboard shortcut for this is ⌃G in recent versions of Safari. You can find a list of keyboard shortcuts here: https://webkit.org/web-inspector/keyboard-shortcuts/.

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