This might sound trivial but I need to to add some lines to the Chrome's Javascript browser console on Ubuntu. I've opened the browser console by pressing Ctrl+Shift+J and when I try to type in, nothing happens(the console's not editable). Are there any steps that am missing here?
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Try Ctrl+Shift+K for web console to execute Javascript expressions
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I've been attempting to verify some information but I haven't been able to receive any data on the console. I suspect that my code may not be functioning properly, so I accessed just github.com/reddit.com, and here the console produced an error. Initially, I believed that this issue may be related to a problematic browser extension, so I disabled all extensions and opened an incognito window. However, in this case, the console is entirely empty. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be the issue?Below are the screenshots:
Tried running a js web app and found the console showing error. Then diabled the extensions and found the console completely blank.
I tried to use DEBUG = * for debugging purposes in javascript socket.io. After debugging, I erased my codes related to that because I don't need it anymore at the moment. But when I try to run my application again, the debugger is still printed in my browser console.
I need help, please. I just want it gone so that I can view my other consoles. What happens when I console something, my browser console gets flooded with socket.io-client:socket and i can't read my console anymore.
The issues I am having is with my Chrome browser. I am getting an error in the console which is creating problems with my development environment. This error on happens in Chrome and no other browser. Fire Fox, Safari and Opera are all fine without this error. Also I used a different computer here with the same version of Chrome (48) on the same WordPress website and did not get any console errors. This makes me think it is just on my computer and my browser. So the console error is the following:
Uncaught InvalidCharacterError: Failed to execute 'btoa' on 'Window':
The string to be encoded contains characters outside of the Latin1
range.
b.mxpnl.net/cs/dca.js?pid=39266&cid=49544_680_:1
I have found that it is making an external call for this script from b.mxpnl.net in the sources section of the inspect developer tools. It does not make this call with any other browser or in Chrome on a different computer, so again this is making me believe it is just on my computer, my Chrome. Could it be a malware or virus?
We spent all day on this. Turned out to be a extension installed. Disable them and retest.
I need to save Firebug's or the Google Chrome Console panel's log. I tried console.log() to play with printing logs, but what I need is to programatically save these developer tools logs into files.
Firebug has an extension called ConsoleExport, which does exactly that.
This extension exports the messages logged to Firebug's console in XML format. In the current released version 0.5b5 it only auto-exports to a server URL. Though, in the meantime code landed already (see issue 9) to auto-export to the file system, which will (hopefully) be released soon (see issue 21).
Internet Explorer always show F12 debugging to avoid console not defined in javascript ?
Is there a command-line arg ? That's sounds realistic.
I like to have the console always open while debugging for other reason, too.