Pinpoint where a Javascript being called?

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Pinpoint where a Javascript being called?



Using either Chrome or Firefox debugger, I can see that a call is made in Network, by a script to



https://freegeoip.net/json/?callback=jQuery112204764504606409188_xyz&_=xyz1


https://freegeoip.net/json/?callback=jQuery112204764504606409188_xyz&_=xyz1



However, I cannot find the originating script that's making this cross-site call.



Is there any way to pinpoint that by using just the Chrome or Firefox debugger?




1 Answer
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Chrome: F12/Developer - Network (Record) - column "Initiator" (click for details)





Thanks Julius, any Firefox equivalent?
– wez
Jul 3 at 8:14






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