How to show hidden errors in console on chrome for javascript code?

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Solution 1

Solution :-

See The Right Side Of Image

Explanation :-

You Will See A Default Levels Drop down List
Check The List Items According To Your Needs

Solution 2

Even after checking the 'Errors' under 'Default', I was not able to see the errors in the console.

I then navigated to settings (or press F1) and on the bottom of the page, you will see 'Restore defaults and reload' option.

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After restoring to defaults, I am able to see the console errors.

Solution 3

I hope this helps someone. In my case, none of the above solutions helped. The culprit was the filter text field shown in the below image.

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Clear the text field and the errors will be shown again.

Solution 4

If none of these solutions work for you, remove the text in the "filter" box.

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Updated on June 04, 2022

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  • HKI345
    HKI345 almost 2 years

    I'm not able to see the errors during the debug of my app on chrome please help with settings. enter image description here

    • wOxxOm
      wOxxOm about 6 years
      Click Default levels and customize the dropdown selector.
    • HKI345
      HKI345 about 6 years
      @wOxxOm Thank you,an image would help
    • wOxxOm
      wOxxOm about 6 years
    • HKI345
      HKI345 about 6 years
      @wOxxOm tried still not showing errors...:(
    • wOxxOm
      wOxxOm about 6 years
      Maybe you've checked "hide network errors" in devtools settings.
  • Harlin
    Harlin about 5 years
    Mine are all checked but still not showing errors for some reason.
  • james.c.funk
    james.c.funk over 4 years
    I tried a dozen other things and this is the first thing to work. I'm guessing a chrome upgrade screwed up some hidden settings