I've been using IntelliJ IDEA for a few years now, and have not experienced any major issues with debugging, breakpoints, etc., assuming that you have the debug player installed, and are your project settings are create a debug build.
I have had issues w/Safari and Firefox sometimes dropping the connection to the debugger if I spend too much time stepping, but that is minor. Note that some debuggers work better w/some SDKs that others. In an older SDK2.0 app that I maintain, I had to install a 10.x player and racket back to a SDK3 debugger instead of the 4.0 debugger. But for 4.9.1, everything worked out of the box for both web and AIR. On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 8:58 AM, Harbs <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > I just started trying out IntelliJ IDEA. My initial impression was good, > but I have not been able to debug. With Alexander's help, I was able to > track the problem to what looks like a bug in fdb. The browser basically > freezes after loading a bunch of external swfs. > > What's the story with fdb? Is this something that's now developed by us? > > Harbs
