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# Generate Additional Debugging Info
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The developers sometimes need additional info about your problem, because they cannot reproduce it. This happens for example when a problem is restricted to certain countries or network / proxy settings causing the devs to get different responses from e.g. YouTube's servers than you.
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The developers sometimes need additional info about your problem because they cannot reproduce it. This happens, for example, when a problem is restricted to certain countries or caused by network / proxy settings. Hence the developers may get different responses from a service than you.
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You'll be asked by a developer to generate additional info and send it to a dev's email address. Please do not post the additional info on GitHub, because it might contain sensitive information about your NewPipe usage.
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You'll be asked by a developer to generate additional information and send it to a developer's email address. **Please do not post the additional info on GitHub**, because it might contain sensitive information about your NewPipe usage.
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## Generate a HAR
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A [HAR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAR_(file_format)) contains the network traffic you caused while using NewPipe. Logging this information is not possible with the "normal" NewPipe version. To stil get this info, you'll need to install a debugging version of NewPipe. When asking you to generate a HAR, the dev should provide you a debugging version. If this is not the case, don't hesitate to ask for one!
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A [HAR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAR_(file_format)) contains the network traffic you caused while using NewPipe. Logging this information is not possible with the "normal" NewPipe version. To stil get this information, you will need to install a debugging version of NewPipe. When asking you to generate a HAR, the dev should provide you a debugging version. If this is not the case, don't hesitate to ask for one!
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1. [Enable USB debugging](https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options#enable).
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2. Connect your phone to your PC through USB
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3. Open Chrome, type `chrome://inspect` into the address bar
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2. Connect your phone to your PC through USB.
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3. Open Chrome, type `chrome://inspect` into the address bar.
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4. You will see a dialog box asking to enable USB debugging for your computer (identified by its fingerprint). Agree to it.
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4. Open that debug version of NewPipe on your phone.
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5. Select the NewPipe debug version in Chrome:
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![click on inspect](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17365767/96285447-44b88880-0fdf-11eb-98ad-2f2c522f37ab.png)
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6. In the Chrome DevTools, go to the "Network" tab
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7. Reproduce the problem
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6. In the Chrome DevTools, go to the "Network" tab.
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7. Reproduce the problem.
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8. In the Chrome DevTools, save the network traffic as HAR:
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![export HAR](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17365767/96284552-02db1280-0fde-11eb-8fd6-e8aa11719701.png)
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