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Debug with browser dev tools

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- [Instructor] I'm back in my code, and now I'm in the terminal about to serve the current folder so we can see this in action in browsers. Let's start with Firefox. I will load localhost:5000, and here we are. Let's open Developer Tools, like that. I'm going to click Stark Worker. When I do that, we can see that the worker appears. I can start also 10 workers, and you can see each worker appears with a different name. If we go to the Debugger tab inside DevTools, we can see the Workers section at the right, where all the workers, the current workers, appear. I can click on each worker, and a new inspector will appear directly, debugging that particular thread. So, I will start again, localhost:5000. I will open DevTools, Debug, and now, I will open one worker. You can see the worker there, I can terminate the worker, so it's not there anymore. Start Worker, and if I click there, now I'm debugging that particular worker. Regarding shared workers, if I start or connect to a shared…

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