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I am creating a purely browser based app - HTML and JavaScript.
I do not have an Android IDE installed (nor one for iOS) - and would prefer not to have to install one and perform remote debugging.
Developing on my PC, I use the Chrome browser and the developer tools to view the JavaScript console in order to debug.
How can I do that on an Android tablet (or, later, iOS)? I prefer a purely browser based solution, but could accept an Android/iOS based app.
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Click the Inspect option under the tab you want to view the web console for. A new window will open. You can interact with the Chrome browser on your Android phone via the left panel in this window or you can interact with it on your device so long as you do not disconnect it from your computer.
For most browsers, to view inline JavaScript in the HTML source code, do one of the following. Press the Ctrl + U keyboard shortcut. Right-click an empty area on the web page and select the View page source or similar option in the pop-up menu.
Just released for iOS, Chrome 73 now supports the option to see console.log.
If you’re a website developer, you can now view JavaScript console messages. Navigate to chrome://inspect to enable, then perform desired actions in another tab. Switch back to the same chrome://inspect tab to view any printed JavaScript console logs.
see here in "What's New" section or in "version history" 73.x version.
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