How to open Browser console log

What is Browser console log?

The Browser Console log is a log of frontend activities in the browser. Browser console provides information about network requests, JavaScript, CSS, Performance, Memory, etc. Browser console logs list security errors and warnings, and messages explicitly logged by JavaScript code.

Who needs Browser control logs?

The browser console log will be useful for developers to debug the system. End users, if they face any issues while working on the add-on. web application, they can take a screenshot of the error and send it to the support/ development so that we will solve the issue.

Why we need Browser console log?

Browser console log is used to debug any error that is caused in the add-on/ web application from the frontend. The support and development team can investigate the issue better and resolve the issue quickly if a correct root cause is found the logs.

How to open Browser console log in Browser

In Chrome Browser:

On your computer, open Chrome.
At the top right(3 dots), tap More tools.
Select Developer tools from the list.

This will open the Browser console logs.

or

Simply click Control + Shift + J to jump directly into console panel.

In Firefox Browser

On your computer, open Firefox browser.
At the top right(3 lines), tap Web Developer.
Select Browser Console from the list.

This will open the Browser console logs.

or

Simply click Control + Shift + J to jump directly into console panel.

In Safari Browser

Launch Safari.
Go to Safari >> Preferences >> Advanced (From the header).
Enable Show Develop Menu in Menu Bar.
Post enabling Develop Menu, go to the desired webpage and click Develop >> Start Debugging JavaScript.