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I have a Flash game (written in Haxe with Sublime Text 3) that I am trying to debug in the browser. It doesn't matter which browser - I just need to be able to see the trace statements and exceptions thrown.

I've tried a tool like vizzy and it just keeps telling me that I don't have a Flash debugger. I've tried to disable the default one and install one from the Adobe but it never appears on the plugins page of chrome.

I installed the 8.1 Flash update but it does nothing for me in terms of viewing trace statements. The flashlog.txt file is empty and I've set the variables in the mm.cfg file.

I'm at my wits end. Anyone have a workaround for this or maybe some open source tool to view the trace statements?

Gama11
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  • Does it have to be on google chrome? Can you debug it in the flash editor? Otherwise you can also expose a global function call to javascript instead of using trace you would use the javascript function which would then call `console.log('with your output');` – MiltoxBeyond Oct 30 '14 at 23:24

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