Save Browser Console File

In some cases, when you are facing troubles, it will be very helpful to our support team if you provide them with the output file of the browser console.

The steps to get the console logs are pretty similar among most popular browsers, but there might be slight differences. In this article, you will learn how to obtain them in different browsers. Please, check the steps below.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Google Chrome
  • Step 1: Open the Developer tools
  • Step 2: Switch to the Console tab
  • Step 3: Save the logs

• Firefox
  • Step 1: Open Web Developer tools
  • Step 2:  Open Web Console
  • Step 3: Save the logs
• Internet Explorer
  • Step 1: Open the Developer tools
  • Step 2: Switch to the Console tab
  • Step 3: Save the logs
• Microsoft Edge
  • Step 1: Open the Developer tools
  • Step 2: Switch to the Console tab
  • Step 3: Save the logs
• Safari
  • Prerequisite: Enable Apple Safari Develop menu
  • Step 1: Open the Developer tools
  • Step 2: Switch to the Console tab
  • Step 3: Save the logs
• Opera
  • Step 1: Open the Developer tools
  • Step 2: Switch to the Console tab
  • Step 3: Save the logs
• Send the saved file to our support team

Google Chrome

Step 1: Open the Developer tools

Press F12 or right-click your mouse at any part of the page and select Inspect from the drop-down options:

Step 2: Switch to the Console tab

Once you opened the Developer tools, Elements tab will be active. Switch to the Console tab:

Step 3: Save the logs

Option 1: Right-click at any place in the console content, and choose "Save as...", as shown below:

Save the file. 

Option 2:

If you do not see any data in the saved file, just copy and paste the console logs to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Firefox

Step 1: Open Web Developer tools

Click hamburger menu button (1) and select Web Developer option from the drop-down (2):

Step 2:  Open Web Console

Choose Web Console from the options:

You will see the Console tab opened:

Step 3: Save the logs

Select the console log text, copy and paste it to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Internet Explorer

Step 1: Open the Developer tools

Press F12, or click the cog wheel icon in the top right corner to open Tools (1) and select F12 Developer Tools option from the drop-down (2):

Step 2: Switch to the Console tab

Once you opened the Developer tools, DOM Explorer tab will be active. Switch to the Console tab:

Step 3: Save the logs

Right-click at any place in the console content, and choose "Copy all", as shown below:

Paste the copied content to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Microsoft Edge

Step 1: Open the Developer tools

Press F12, or in the top right corner of the page click the ... button to open the settings (1), choose More tools option (2) and then Developer tools (3):

Step 2: Switch to the Console tab

Once you opened the Developer tools, Elements tab will be active. Switch to the Console tab:

Step 3: Save the logs

Option 1: Right-click at any place in the console content, and choose "Save as...", as shown below:

Save the file.

Option 2:

If you do not see any data in the saved file, just copy and paste the console logs to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Safari

Prerequisite: Enable Apple Safari Develop menu

By default, the Develop menu in Safari is disabled. To enable it, open the Safari menu and choose Preferences option.

Switch to the Advanced tab.

Put a checkmark for Show Develop menu.

Make sure that you see the Develop menu between the Windows menus and the Bookmarks.

Close the Preferences.

Step 1: Open the Developer tools

Click the Develop menu (1) and then Show Web Inspector (2).

Step 2: Switch to the Console tab

Once you opened the Web Inspector, Elements tab will be active. Switch to the Console tab:

Step 3: Save the logs

Before saving the logs, put a checkmark for Preserve Log (1), make sure that you have selected filter for All (2) and click the Clear log (3) button, as shown below:

Reproduce the issue you are facing. Now the console activity is recorded.Select text in console using Cmd+A hotkey or right-click at any place in the console content, and choose Copy Selected: 

Paste it to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Opera

Step 1: Open the Developer tools

Right-click at any place on your page, and choose Inspect element from the options:

Step 2: Switch to the Console tab

Once you opened the Developer tools, Elements tab will be active. Switch to the Console tab:

Step 3: Save the logs

Option 1: Right-click at any place in the console content, and choose "Save as...", as shown below:

Save the file.

Option 2:

If you do not see any data in the saved file, just copy and paste the console logs to any text editor (for example, Notepad) and save it as a text file.

Send the saved file to our support team

Attach the console file to the email response. Our support team will check it and contact you back shortly.