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I see a template in the user scripts where it points to console.log('foobar'); as an example filename for the console log.

WHERE, exactly can I find this console log? I tried looking in ~/library/application support and had a rummage around. Couldn’t find it. Where can I find the file console.log or foobar ?

Sockie
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Developer of Fluid here. Use:

Main Menu > Window > Show Error Console

or

⎇⌘C

This will make the standard WebKit Web Inspector appear with the Console displayed.

Messages sent to window.console.log() will appear there (along with other messages from WebKit).

Todd Ditchendorf
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  • Todd, what is `foobar` all about? Do we need to enter a unique word (like “foobar”) for each Greasekit script? – Sockie Nov 26 '13 at 17:44
  • What happens if I delete the line that says `console.log('foobar’)`? is it optional? [for example, if I don’t care about error logs] – Sockie Nov 26 '13 at 17:45
  • @HannahEllis That is example code that simply logs a string. You may delete it. – Todd Ditchendorf Nov 26 '13 at 20:25
  • Hey Todd, could you please help with http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20260676/how-can-i-get-fluid-app-to-support-gm-xmlhttprequest - it’s about Fluid specifically. – Sockie Nov 28 '13 at 10:00