Using base::browser() to debug and develop (shiny)

[aha-incom]

Hi. I've found base::browser() extremely useful when developing (also debugging) shiny-apps.
I often use browser() inside a shiny::moduleServer() to develop further as this allows me to have all of the environment variables coming from input and other reactives very quickly (Working extremely well with shiny::reactiveConsole(TRUE)).
However, when writing something in console or either run some code the browser() functionality keeps sending me to a temporary file with message in top: "Debug location is approximate because the source is not available".

Is there any way to disable this behavior or maybe I've missed out on a similar functionality that is build for this

I've tried to create a reprex below:

char_names <- 
  c("run1",
    "run2",
    "run3",
    "run4")

purrr::map(char_names, .f = function(.x) {
  base::browser()
  paste(.x, "some more text .....")
})

I've originally created the post here: https://community.rstudio.com/t/using-base-browser-to-debug-and-develop/117938 but was encouraged to open a feature request here on GitHub. The problem is also restated by user huitzi with a video.

I'm using RStudio version ‘2021.9.0.351’ with this session info: (It seems like the base::browser() behavior is different on older versions of RStudio)
R version 4.0.3 (2020-10-10)
Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32/x64 (64-bit)
Running under: Windows 10 x64 (build 19042)

[jfunction]

Upvote - a bit disorienting to examine state and test new code I'm adding when I keep being taken back to the browser statement in another tab. Usually I move the observed function tab (one created when browser() is hit) to the left of the tab with code I'm editing then do ctrl+tab whenever this happens. Maybe there's a way to turn the auto-navigation off temporarily?