Angular 1: Analyze how many watchers are registered on the page
A nice bookmarklet to analyze how many watchers have been registered on the current page. Good for keeping an eye on watchers count while developing.
- Use as a bookmarklet.
- Works with Angular 1.x
- Logs to the browser's console.
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