Showing dump result in a pop-up window makes you available to:

• search for a needed string using browser search functionality
• save result and keep it as a reference
• execute parameter-less inner functions
• manage dumps of multiple objects as pages
• use it in mobile development

// dump navigator properties
$.dump(
  window.navigator,  /* any object to dump */
  1,                 /* optional dump depth, default: 2 */
  "window.navigator" /* optional label */
);

// dump element selected by the jQuery selector
$("#element").dump();

// same as
$.dump($("#element"), 2, "(#element)");

// this may be used to disable all following function calls
$.dump("off");

• multiple object dumping due to asynchronous nature of window.open()
• if detected that pop-up is blocked, then dump content may be shown in same window
• managed dump depth via function parameter (default: 2)
• option to continue explore the dump if object property nesting exceeds the dump depth
• object properties sorted in alphabetical order
• collapse/expand nested objects
• using dump depth with collapsible interface eliminates cyclic object reference mess
• build-in syntax highlight for common JavaScript data types
• clicking on the property name displays alert box with full property path, use Ctrl+C to copy to clipboard
• clicking on the function name executes it (parameters not handled) and displays result in another pop-up, in case of exception, exception wrapper will be shown
• if JavaScript engine permits - total number of accepted by function arguments will be shown
• if JavaScript engine denies read access to the property value - exception message is shown alongside property name

• browser should allow popups
• variable __jqdump__ exposed to the DOM after first dump call