# Debugging issues

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When you run into issues, there's a few ways you can better understand the problem.

### Console log events

You can replace the console log events and send to `ue5("log", args)` to print them to console.

### Chromium Devtools

Using Chromium Devtools allows you to inspect the browser just like `F12` in Chrome.

First make sure you can interact with your browser; if it's in 2D-space in the viewport this is fine. If it's in 3D-space using a Widget Actor Component, make sure to enable `Receive Hardware Input`.

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Select the browser and use the shortcut `Ctrl + Shift + L` which will open the Devtools.


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