- Console Logs — A record of what your browser is reporting behind the scenes (errors, warnings, etc.)
- HAR File — A timeline of all the network requests your browser made while the issue happened
Before You Start
- Close other tabs that aren’t needed to reduce noise
- Reproduce the problem only after you’ve opened the tools below so we capture everything
- These files only show what happened in the tab you’re recording
Collecting Console Logs
Google Chrome & Microsoft Edge
Google Chrome & Microsoft Edge
- Open the page where the problem occurs
- Press Cmd + Option + J (Mac) or Ctrl + Shift + J (Windows/Linux) to open Developer Tools directly to the Console tab
- In the Console, click the gear icon and ensure “Preserve log” is checked
- Reproduce the issue — watch for red error messages or warnings
- Right-click inside the console output and choose “Save as…”
- Save the file as
console-log.txt - Attach and send that file in your support ticket
Firefox
Firefox
- Open the problem page
- Press Cmd + Option + K (Mac) or Ctrl + Shift + K (Windows/Linux) to open the Web Console
- Click the Settings icon, check “Persist Logs”
- Reproduce the issue
- Click the hamburger menu in the console (upper right) and select Export visible messages to file…
- Save as
console-log.txtand send it to us
Safari
Safari
- Go to Safari > Settings (or Preferences) > Advanced
- Check “Show Develop menu in menu bar”
- Open the problem page
- Press Cmd + Option + C to open the Console
- Reproduce the issue
- Click inside the console, press Cmd + A to select all, then Cmd + C to copy
- Paste into a text file and save as
console-log.txt
Capturing a HAR File
Google Chrome & Microsoft Edge
Google Chrome & Microsoft Edge
- Open the page where the problem occurs
- Press Cmd + Option + I (Mac) or Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows/Linux) to open Developer Tools
- Click the Network tab
- Make sure “Preserve log” is checked
- Clear any existing entries (click the clear icon)
- Reproduce the issue completely
- Right-click anywhere in the list and select “Save all as HAR with content”
- Save the file as
network-log.har
Firefox
Firefox
- Open the problem page
- Press Cmd + Option + E (Mac) or Ctrl + Shift + E (Windows/Linux) to open the Network Monitor
- Ensure “Persist Logs” is enabled in settings
- Clear the log if needed
- Reproduce the issue
- Click the gear icon and select Save All As HAR
- Save the file as
network-log.har
Safari
Safari
- Make sure the Develop menu is enabled (see Safari steps above)
- Press Cmd + Option + I to open Web Inspector
- Go to the Network tab
- Reload or reproduce the issue
- Click the Export HAR icon (down arrow) in the Network tab toolbar
- Save the file as
network-log.har
Sending the Files
Attach the required files (console-log.txt and/or network-log.har) to your support ticket with Hedra. Include a quick note describing what you were doing when the issue happened.
Quick Reference
- Console Logs: Open dev tools > Console > Reproduce > Save/Copy > Send
- HAR File: Open dev tools > Network > Preserve log > Reproduce > Save as HAR > Send