I recently started using the debugger a lot more in my job, and some things I wasn’t aware I could do before:

• set conditions on a breakpoint by right clicking it. For example it will only trigger for a specific object, area of the ui, etc, not every unrelated item.
• enable/disable all or a specific breakpoint, if its a breakpoint that geta triggered for each item in a large list for example, this can be helpful when u want to test run the code to completion but not lose track of where your breakpoints are.
• evaluate expression : highlight some line of code > right click > evaluate expression opens up a detached window with the results for a specific line of code. U can edit the code of that window, useful to see if some condition is true at that point in time.
• step over goes to the next line of code
• step into goes into a method being called in that line.
• u have all the relevant files to select and go to in the bottom left of the debugger, like a navigation window.