Console.log for client without using DevTools

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Hello!
So I’m on a school Chromebook and I love glitch for being pretty fast than any other IDE’s with similar features. The problem I’m facing is that I want to use the client’s console.

// client code, script.js
console.log("Hello world!")

I’m on a school Chromebook so it has limitations. No CTRL + SHIFT + J.

Also one project keeps refreshing for some reason. Name: chat—app
I want to see the console because of this, but I don’t really know if it’ll help.

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I like to use https://eruda.liriliri.io for debugging on chromebooks
I think GitHub - liriliri/eruda: Console for mobile browsers has the necessary info - you can either run some code in your project so that eruda appears for everyone, or use the bookmarklet for one-off debugging sessions
it’s not as good as the full chrome devtools of course, but it’s the best I’ve found

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You could right click to open inspect element. And that refresh is most likely a meta tag or some glitch api stuff.

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also that hot key of yours is so much slower than just pressing f12

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Thanks! I was only using a different version of that which sucked but this is so much better!

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