Chrome has a function called "getEventListeners", which you can use to see all event listeners on a specific element. Unfortunately, there is no such thing in other browsers.
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Chrome has a function called "getEventListeners", which you can use to see all event listeners on a specific element. Unfortunately, there is no such thing in other browsers.
There's a nice utility that you can use to kill a process based on the port it's listening to, so for example if you have a server listening on port 80, you can run $ fkill :80
and it will murder it.
Only problem, it's made using Javascript, but if you're OK with having Node and plain-text JS files in your bin folder, you can install it with $ npm install --global fkill-cli
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