I'm using the dev version of Chrome (4.0.295.0) on Windows XP.  When I
paste the URL (the one Eclipse produces when I start the server with
my GWT app) it just runs the app, ignoring any breakpoints.  After
some searching, I found the URL to the GWT extension, and installed it
into Chrome.  If I then select extensions from the wrench menu, I see
"GWT Developer Plugin - Version: 1.0.7263", but if I restart Chrome
and paste the server URL again, it still ignores my breakpoints.  The
extension I used is 
https://dl-ssl.google.com/gwt/plugins/chrome/gwt-dev-plugin.crx

Similarly on Firefox 3.5.7, I found a plugin URL (https://dl-
ssl.google.com/gwt/plugins/firefox/gwt-dev-plugin.xpi) and installed
it in FF.  In the Add-ons list I can see "Google Web Toolkit Developer
Plugin for Firefox 1.0.7263".  When I then paste the server URL from
Eclipse into FF, it runs the app without stopping at a breakpoint,
does a drop-down saying "Additional plug-ins are required to display
all the media on this page." with an "Install Plugin" button.  If I
click the button, it says "No suitable plugins found" and continues
running the app without stopping at any breakpoints.

Anyone got any ideas?  I have gotten it to work on both FF and Safari
on a Mac.

Thanks,
Joe
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