In this article, we'll walk you through how to share your Console Logs or Network Tab logs with the Sortd team. Trust us, it'll be a breeze - you'll be done in under a minute.
Let's go straight to what you need:
1. Sharing Your Console Logs
- Open the Javascript Console in the tab where Gmail (with Sortd) is running. To do that press Cmd-Alt-J on Mac OS or Ctrl-SHIFT-J on Windows should open the Javascript Console. On Mac OS If you have Menu you can open the console by going to the View menu (at the top of your screen) -> Developer -> Javascript Console. On Windows you have to select the triple dot menu on the right select "More Tools -> Developer Tools" and then select the console tab.
- Refresh your Gmail browser tab.
- Try to reproduce the problem you are having.
- You will see a stream of messages - right-click, select Save As and save the log to a file.
- Navigate to the folder where you exported the log and send it to us (team@sortd.com or the person you were dealing with).
This is what the Javascript console will look like:
2. Sharing your Network logs
- Open the Javascript Console in the tab where Gmail (with Sortd) is running. To do that press Cmd-Alt-J on Mac OS or Ctrl-SHIFT-J on Windows should open the Javascript Console. On Mac OS If you have Menu you can open the console by going to the View menu (at the top of your screen) -> Developer -> Javascript Console. On Windows you have to select the triple dot menu on the right select "More Tools -> Developer Tools" and then select the console tab.
- Switch to the Network Tab (see the screenshot)
- Refresh your Gmail browser tab.
- Try to reproduce the problem you are having.
- You will see a stream of messages - right-click, select "Save All as HAR" and save the file.
- Navigate to the folder where you exported the log and send it to us (team@sortd.com or the person you were dealing with).
This is what the Javascript Network Tab will look like: