How to open browser console?

Debugging native apps can be difficult, but one way to help us figure out what's happening is to enable the developer console in your browser.

For Google Chrome:

• Open Google Chrome and head to the three dots in the top right corner.
• Hover over the More Tools option from the dropdown menu.
• Select the Developer Tools option from the dropdown menu.
• You will be presented with a new section at the bottom of the screen displaying the developer tools.
• You can access the Console tab at the top.

For Firefox:

• Open Firefox and head to the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner.
• Click on the More Tools option from the dropdown menu.
• Select the Browser Console option from the dropdown menu.
• You will be presented with a new section at the bottom of the screen displaying the Browser Console.

For Safari:

• Open Safari Browser and tap Safari Menu in the top left corner.
• Select the Preferences option from the dropdown menu.
• On the preferences window, head to the Advanced tab.
• Check the "Show Develop Menu in Menu Bar" option.
• Click on Develop and select the Show JavaScript Console option from the dropdown.

The Console will open in a new window or within your existing Safari window. The Console tab will automatically be selected when it opens in a new window.

For Microsoft Edge:

• Open Microsoft Edge and head to the three dots in the top right corner.
• Hover over the More Tools option from the dropdown menu.
• Select the Developer Tools option from the dropdown menu
• You will be presented with a new section at the bottom of the screen displaying the developer tools.

The Console will open in a new window or within your existing Safari window. The Console tab will automatically be selected when it opens in a new window.