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- Accessing the DevTools 2:52
- Accessing the DevTools 4 questions
- The Elements Panel 6:31
- The Elements Panel 4 questions
- The Resources Panel 3:36
- The Resources Panel 4 questions
- The Network Panel 8:50
- The Network Panel 4 questions
- The Sources Panel 3:29
- The Sources Panel 4 questions
- The Timeline Panel 5:26
- The Timeline Panel 4 questions
- The Profiles Panel 5:44
- The Profiles Panel 4 questions
- The Audits Panel 2:29
- The Audits Panel 3 questions
- The Console Panel 6:59
- The Console Panel 5 questions
- The Console API 3:48
- The Console API 3 questions
- Adjusting Settings 4:34
- Adjusting Settings 3 questions

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The Network panel in the DevTools creates a chart that shows how assets are being loaded into the page. This includes, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and anything else that’s being accessed with an HTTP request. The Network panel is a great tool for investigating front-end performance issues and finding parts of the page that can be optimized.
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