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# Browser Console

Discovering the browser console location in today's contemporary browsers is as follows.

### Google Chrome

To launch the developer console in Google Chrome, initiate the Chrome Menu located in the upper-right-hand corner of the browser window and then opt for More Tools > Developer Tools.

Alternatively, on macOS, you can employ the keyboard shortcut Option + ⌘ + C, while on Windows/Linux, you can use Shift + CTRL + C.

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The console will appear either within your current Chrome window or in a new one, and you may need to manually choose the Console tab.

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### Apple Safari

To unlock the developer console in Safari, you must initiate the Developer Menu first. To accomplish this, navigate to Safari's preferences (Safari Menu > Settings), and opt for the Advanced Tab.

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Once you have activated this menu, you can easily access the developer console by following this path: Develop > Show JavaScript Console.

Alternatively, you can employ the convenient shortcut Option + ⌘ + C.

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The console will open either within your current Safari window or in a fresh one, with the Console tab being automatically selected.

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