that's what I got when using jquery migrate http://i.imgur.com/nviTD.png not that helpful, or am I missing something?
* Set a breakpoint.
* Refresh the page.
* View the stack trace(s).
Adding stack traces to the plugin itself would be difficult, since that's not standardized functionality and it would add quite a bit of bulk to the plugin.
Instead of $.browser, use $.support, and instead of .live(), use .on().
At least that's how it works in Chrome, I think Firefox does the same.