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: Troubleshooting websites on gaming consoles I realize that questions like "suggest a tool" are usually not allowed, but I would like to pick your brains for a good way to troubleshoot websites

@Welton855

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I realize that questions like "suggest a tool" are usually not allowed, but I would like to pick your brains for a good way to troubleshoot websites on gaming consoles (PS3/4 , Xbox360/One and others).

Since the browsers that come with these platforms have limited developers tools, what's a good way to collect information about Requests, Responses, Resources, JavaScript and so on?

I've been using User Agent emulators, like Agent Switcher, in the past with a lot of success. However, I stumbled across a problem that requires me to step into a JavaScript script code and see it execute step by step on PS4.

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@Bryan171

After some research, I settled on App Debugger (http://debug-software.intel.com/) from Intel. It was simplest and straight forward way to stream debug information from a device.

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@Murphy175

I think the solution you're looking is a HTTP debuging proxy like Fiddler. You could then set the console's proxy settings to point to the computer running Fiddler. From there, you'll be able to view all requests and all responses.

I don't think it will work properly with https sites since Fiddler installs a cert on the machine but the console will still see a certificate error.

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