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# Save Console Logs to Share with Developers

Looking to save console logs to share with your developers?

The easy way is to use the [Jam](/content/?ref=jam-documentation.ghost.io) extension. In one click you get a link you can share that includes all the console logs & network requests your engineers need.

If you want to do it the old & manual way, here’s how in 4 steps:

1. Go to the page of your choice and open Developer Tools pressing on **Control+Shift+I** (for Windows & Linux) or **Command+Option+I** (for Mac).
2. The panel will open in either the ‘ **Console**’ or ‘ **Elements**’ tab.
3. Click on the ‘ **Console**’ tab (Figure 1).
   
   Figure 1. Elements and Console tabs
4. In the logs area, right-click and then press on **‘Save as’** to save to a file (Figure 2).
   
   Figure 2. The 'Save as' option in the logs area

And if you prefer to have your console logs automatically saved for you, let [Jam](/content/?ref=jam-documentation.ghost.io) do it for you.

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