Using Chrome Dev Tools To Investigate a Web Application Bug

In this video I investigate a secondary defect on Github that I found when creating a demo video for my CounterString Chrome Extension.
You will see:
using chrome dev tools to support testing
using Chrome Mobile Simulator to check layout
manipulating the DOM to create a 'fix'
using Chrome Dev Tools Console to check for JavaScript errors
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[@thienhuynh5706]

Thank you Sir. I'm not good at English. But I got your point , when we do exploratory testing if we get the ideas, we should note them down and prioritize it later, we always need to stay focus and ask questions what are we doing, what do we want to achieve and if these are done, we back to the prioritized ideas. That is my understading.

[@EvilTester]

That's pretty much how I do it. Sometimes I make a decision to follow a new idea, but if so I will write down the reasons why, and what is left to do on the old idea.

[@darioalejandrodiaz]

Another great video Alan, you're on fire :) You're convincing me of becoming a Patron, will do it in the near future

[@EvilTester]

Cool, there are a lot of exclusive videos and posts on Patreon - lots to learn from. Thanks.

[@jobisha6704]

Great video. Easy to understand!

[@aaraonhon]

Great insight

[@mazentarek3357]

I’am a junior pho developer I was working on kind a similar bug where the X button is there and disappeared after performing certain requests, where you suggest to look at ?

[@saathvikam]

Nice.. can u please give more ideas in identifying the bugs in the ctrl+shift+I.. I mean in inspect mode. Please

[@Iamthealmighty]

thankf for this. may i ask what combination of software/hardware you use for recording your screen, yourself and the voice over?

[@EvilTester]

I use camtasia for all my screenrecordings, with an Elgato pop up greenscreen

[@mohammednawaz.s1214]

More videos regarding same topic

[@moveon6535]

Thank you

[@takibulislamfuad8282]

great content