Is there a kind of Firebug or JavaScript console debug for Android

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I m developing a website for mobile  It works on Firefox desktop  It works on iPhone  but when I press a buton on Android 2 x  and maybe lower   my JavaScript code crashes or what else     Can I get access to the logger or JavaScript console for those devices   The better should be a kind of Firebug application

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I have recently written a tool for showing console logs in a movable resizable  window   actually a div   It provides similar functionality to Firebug s console but you can see it over your page on a tablet  Tablet Smartphone Phablet Debug Console

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On 2013-12-03 Google launched Chrome DevTools for Mobile  which lets developers remote debug mobile web applications via emulation and screen-casting with Zero Configuration   For all features  checkout Paul Irish s talk on YouTube

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I installed console add-on of the firefox  https   addons mozilla org en-US android addon console   on my firefox browser on android and it worked quite well  Helped me debug my angular2 app

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Try js-mobile-console  MobileConsole can be embedded within any page for debugging  It will catch errors and behave exactly as the native JavaScript console in the browser  It also outputs all the logs you ve written via an API of window console

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One option is weinre  It provides DOM  amp  Style editing along with the console  If you don t want to set it up yourself  there is an instance hosted at http   debug phonegap com  The other option is JSHybugger  It s certainly the most complete debugging environment available for android browser  It s a paid product  but probably worth it

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If you don t mind forwarding through a 3rd party server  JSConsole is a rather useful remote debugger for JavaScript

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You can try YConsole a js embedded console  It is lightweight and simple to use    Catch logs and errors  Object editor    How to use     lt script type  text javascript  src  js YConsole-compiled js  gt  lt  script gt   lt script type  text javascript   gt YConsole show    lt  script gt

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You can type about debug in some of the mobile browsers to pull up a JavaScript console

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USB Web debugging  is one option   printing it on the screen  another   But I prefer remote debugging through  adobe edge inspect  formally known as adobe shadow  It uses weinre internally   WEb INspect REmote   You just install it   a small plugin in the browser  Chrome  and a free app you can download in the play-store  Then you have all the tools like the Chrome Development tools   It has also support for iOS and Kindle Fire  Update  Like Chris noticed  you have to pay a subscription to use edge inspect  A cheap alternative is to use weinre directly  it s the base of edge inspect  Here s an article about how to set it up

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We are following the below steps in our project for debugging a website on mobile    Install mobogenie software on mobile and desktop  both have the same version    Open your site in mobile Google Chrome browser  Open Google Chrome on desktop  Go to Option --  More Options --  Inspect Device  Here you find a list of sites which are open on mobile and click on inspect and you get the JavaScript console which you want

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I had the same problem  just use console log       like firebug   and the install a log viewer application  this will allow you to view all the logs for your browser

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I also looked for a simple console replacement  just to dump text  So what I did was this function   function remoteLog  arg        var file     files remoteLog php         post file   text  arg        The remote PHP file recorded all the output to a database in arg  It took me 5 minutes  OK  on the server side I used a simple logging library that records and displays text messages  but still

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I sometimes print debugging output to the browser window  Using jQuery  you could send output messages to a display area on your page    lt div id  display  gt  lt  div gt       display   text  array length      myArray length     Or if you want to watch JavaScript variables without adding a display area to your page   function debug txt           body   append   lt div style  width 300px background orange padding 3px font-size 13px  gt     txt     lt  div gt

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Chrome has a very nice feature called  USB Web debugging  which allows to see the mobile device s debug console on your PC when connected via USB   See here for more details   EDIT  Seems that the ADB is not supported on Windows 8  but this link seems to provide a solution   http   mikemurko com general chrome-remote-debugging-nexus-7-on-windows-8

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If you re using Cordova 3 3 or higher and your device is running Android 4 4 or higher you can use  Remote Debugging on Android with Chrome   Full instructions are here   https   developer chrome com devtools docs remote-debugging  In summary    Plug the device into your desktop computer using a USB cable Enable USB debugging on your device  on my device this is under Settings   More   Developer options   USB debugging    Or  if you re using Cordova 3 3  and don t have a physical device with 4 4  you can use an emulator that uses Android 4 4  to run the application through the emulator  on your desktop computer    Run your Cordova application on the device or emulator In Chrome on your desktop computer  enter chrome   inspect  devices in the address bar Your device emulator will be displayed along with any other recognised devices that are connected to your computer  and under your device there will be details of the Cordova  WebView   basically your Cordova app   which is running on the device emulator  the way Cordova works is that it basically creates a  browser  window on your device emulator  within which there is a  WebView  which is your running HTML JavaScript app  Click the  inspect  link under the  WebView  section where you see your device emulator listed  This brings up the Chrome developer tools that now allow you to debug your application  Select the  sources  tab of the Chrome developer tools to view JavaScript that your Cordova app on the device emulator is currently running  You can add breakpoints in the JavaScript that allow you to debug your code  Also  you can use the  console  tab to view any errors  which will be shown in red   or at the bottom of the console you ll see a     prompt  Here you can type in any variables or objects  e g  DOM objects  that you want to inspect the current value of  and the value will be displayed

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