What happened to the debug section in the bottom?

@eqbstal  I think you need to use the chrome extension now to get all this information and enable the devtool link

@kvbe Thanks for the quick reply. That is one way to look at it. As partners we are facing more places that we need to be aware of. I have seen the chrome extension (I take it you mean the F12 and see the network activity). This is, in my opinion, the equivalent in Bing:

So, as partners, we are getting from all different type of browsers various new screens that we need to understand to debug. For now, I don't need an explanation on how to use these browser related screens, it is more that we get an application change that is more detailed, but a lot more difficult to read the actual thing from.

Need a whole new instruction for the functional consultants to learn this.

I could not find anything on new debug issue in the ‘IFS Cloud 24R1 - Whats New in User Experience.pptx’

See also: 

Thank you @kvbe . I hope someone from IFS is reading/monitoring this. Nice explanation in the docs for debug using Google Chrome. But where is something that is related to your partner called Microsoft who uses Edge as well as the customer I'm working with (Chrome is far from their default browser).

Have not found an extension in Edge that would do the same.

@eqbstal this works perfectly on edge as well so you can just install chrome extensions on edge.

https://medium.com/@mariusbongarts/how-to-install-chrome-extensions-in-microsoft-edge-browsers-65914eb61d6

@eqbstal The latest versions of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are both based on Chromium and as a result the Extensions work on both browsers. On Windows we also do not support any other browsers anyway.