Occasionally, we may need additional technical details to help resolve issues you're experiencing when reporting bugs.
In such cases, you might be asked to record a HAR file—a log of your browser's network activity—as the issue occurs. It's also beneficial to include your browser's console logs.
How to Record a HAR File
Follow the steps below, based on your browser type, in order to generate a .HAR file. Once that is done, also gather your console logs in addition.
Google Chrome
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Navigate to the page where the issue is happening.
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Click the three-dot menu > More Tools > Developer Tools.
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Open the Network tab and keep it open.
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Ensure the round Record button is red. If it's gray, click it to begin recording.
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Check Preserve log and click the ⦸ icon to clear any old logs.
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Reproduce the issue.
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Click the Export HAR icon and save the file with content.
- Attach the HAR file to your support ticket.
How to get a screenshot of the Console Logs in Chrome:
Click on the three dot menu in the top right > Developer Tools > Console tab. Alternatively, simply right-click > Inspect > Console tab. Take a screenshot or video recording of any visible errors.
Mozilla Firefox
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Open Firefox and go to the affected page.
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Access the Network Monitor.
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Reproduce the issue.
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Right-click under the File column > Save All As HAR.
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Save the file and include it in your support request.
How to get a screenshot of the Console Logs in Firefox:
Click the three-line menu in the top right corner > More Tools > Web Developer Tools > Console tab. Alternatively, simply right-click > Inspect > Console tab. Take a screenshot or video recording of any visible errors.
Safari (macOS)
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Go to the problematic page.
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Select Develop > Show Web Inspector > Network tab.
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Keep the tab open and recreate the issue.
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Click the Export icon to save the HAR file.
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Note: You first need to enable the Develop menu (Safari > Settings > Advanced > check “Show features for developers” menu).
How to get a screenshot of the Console Logs in Safari:
In the Develop menu, select Show JavaScript Console and open the Console tab. Alternatively, simply right-click > Inspect Element > Console tab. Take a screenshot or video recording of any visible errors.
Before sending your HAR file
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Rename your file to avoid anything that looks like a suspicious extension (e.g., avoid
.com
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Compress the file using a ZIP archive to reduce its size.
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If you are unable to compress the file and the file is too large, please upload it to a cloud service like Google Drive or Dropbox and share the link in your Support ticket.
Note: HAR files can contain sensitive data, including cookies and the content of pages that were viewed during the recording. Because this information could be personal/confidential, it's crucial to store and share HAR files securely.