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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables Introducing Variables

Chien-Ta Chen
Chien-Ta Chen
3,411 Points

How can I open the javascript console in safari 9 ?? cmd + opt + c doesn't work. Thanks.

Did somebody have the same problem as me? I can't find out that how to open the javascript console...

Chien-Ta Chen
Chien-Ta Chen
3,411 Points

Thanks for solving the problem!!

3 Answers

John Hillegass
John Hillegass
1,505 Points

Hmmm not sure why the shortcut is not working for you.. but you can always open it by going to "Develop > Show Error Console. If you don't see the Develop menu, you'll need to turn it on using Safari Preferences. Open Safari > Preferences, and click on the Advanced Tab." (http://www.wickedlysmart.com/hfjsconsole/)

To access the developer console in Safari, use the Develop > Show Error Console menu item (Option-Cmd-C):

Check your keyboard layout. I had changed mine to US PC for some reason, and the Option key wouldn't do much. Changed it back to the standard US Mac layout, and voila! It works now.