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A Simple Guide to Log JavaScript Events to the Console for Debugging

by Matthias Kupperschmidt2mOctober 2nd, 2020
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A Simple Guide to Log JavaScript Events to the Console for Debugging is published by Matthias Kupperschmidt Freelancer for SEO & Web Analytics. The monitorEvents API allows you to log any occurring JavaScript event to the console in Chrome. It's for example important when debugging a web page to see how many submit events a form element sends out. With this method you prevent sending and tracking browser events multiple times. It is the quickest way to monitor all JavaScript events that I know of.

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