Content Comparison

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1. Navigate to the appropriate view of Sharpen within app.sharpencx.com in a Chromium based browser

2. Right-click in any empty space and choose "Inspect" 

3. Choose the "Sources" tab

4. Observe the pane on the right side of the screen and find the "Watch" sub panel

5. Click the "+" button

6. Enter localStorage.debug=true

7. Hit Enter

8. Refresh your browserGoogle Chrome

9. Click in an open space within the app

10. Press Ctrl + M on your keyboard

    1. You should notice a yellow panel/highlight across the top of your Q view. This indicates debug mode is on

11. Navigate back to the console Right-click in any empty space and choose "Inspect" 

12. Navigate to the "Console" tab

13. To toggle off, simply adjust the value to falsepress Ctrl + M again

    1. The yellow bar should go away at this time

Mac:

1. Navigate to the appropriate view of Sharpen within app.sharpencx.com in a Chromium based browserGoogle Chrome

2. Click in an open space within the app

3. Press Option - + D on your keyboard

   1. You should notice a yellow panel/highlight across the top of your Q view. This indicates debug mode is on

4. Right-click in any empty space and choose "Inspect" 

5. Navigate to the "Console" tab

6. To toggle off, simply press Option - D again

   1. The yellow bar should go away at this time

A different OS?:

1. Navigate to the appropriate view of Sharpen within app.sharpencx.com in a Chromium based browser

2. Right-click in any empty space and choose "Inspect" 

3. Choose the "Sources" tab

4. Observe the pane on the right side of the screen and find the "Watch" sub panel

5. Click the "+" button

6. Enter localStorage.debug=true

7. Hit Enter

8. Refresh your browser

   1. You should notice a yellow panel/highlight across the top of your Q view. This indicates debug mode is on

9. Navigate back to the console tab

10. To toggle off, simply adjust the value to false

Enabling timestamps and log persistence in console logging:

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