I usually put a breakpoint at the first line of a function I am debugging. So whenever I am debugging in Node.js in middle of debugging and I took some time, the debugging pointer moves to the start of the function. Which should only happen if a request was sent again from the frontend? This is observed in Chrome's Debugger. Does chrome send a request again in case it doesn't receive a response in a particular time?

Has anybody else encountered this? Would love to know what is going on?