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Chrome (as a platform) / Chrome Extensions
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How to check the output of a console.log() statement
- In Chrome, navigate to the 'Extensions' page.
- Find the extension you're working on.
- Click the 'background page' link. Source) (
- In the new page that loads, you should see the output of console.log() in the frame at the bottom of the page.
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