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{{FeatureStatus
{{FeatureStatus
|Feature name=Console Queued Message Display
|Feature name=Console Queued Message Display
|Feature stage=Development
|Feature stage=Complete
|Feature status=In progress
|Feature status=In progress
|Feature version=Firefox 9
|Feature version=Firefox 12
|Feature health=At risk
|Feature health=OK
|Feature status note=Working out final review. May land for Firefox 9.
|Feature status note=Currently available in Nightly.
}}
}}
{{FeatureTeam
{{FeatureTeam
|Feature product manager=Kevin Dangoor
|Feature product manager=Kevin Dangoor
|Feature feature manager=Kevin Dangoor
|Feature feature manager=Dave Camp
|Feature lead engineer=David Dahl
|Feature lead engineer=Mihai Sucan
|Feature additional members=Mihai Sucan
|Feature qa lead=Vlad Maniac (irc: vladmaniac, #automation)
|Feature additional members=David Dahl
}}
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{{FeaturePageBody
{{FeaturePageBody
|Feature overview=If a user's JavaScript logs messages using <tt>console.log</tt> and similar methods ''before'' the Web Console has been opened, those messages are lost. In order to see that log output, the user needs to reload the page.
|Feature overview=If a user's JavaScript logs messages using <tt>console.log</tt> and similar methods ''before'' the Web Console has been opened, those messages are lost. In order to see that log output, the user needs to reload the page.


With this feature in place, the user will see those messages as soon as they open the Web Console.
With this feature in place, the user will see those messages as soon as they open the Web Console without needing to reload the page.
 
This feature also works for JavaScript errors and is very convenient for developers.
|Feature users and use cases=With code like <tt>console.log("hi");</tt> in a JS file, you should be able to load the page with the Web Console closed, open the Web Console and see "hi" in the log.
|Feature users and use cases=With code like <tt>console.log("hi");</tt> in a JS file, you should be able to load the page with the Web Console closed, open the Web Console and see "hi" in the log.
|Feature requirements=* messages logged using <tt>console.*</tt> methods should be displayed on open of Web Console (subject to limitations to avoid a queue that's too large)
|Feature requirements=* messages logged using <tt>console.*</tt> methods should be displayed on open of Web Console (subject to limitations to avoid a queue that's too large)
|Feature non-goals=* Ideally, CSS and JavaScript errors would also be stored but if we can't get that on the first pass, that's acceptable.
|Feature non-goals=* Ideally, CSS and JavaScript errors would also be stored but if we can't get that on the first pass, that's acceptable.
|Feature qa review=in progress
}}
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{{FeatureInfo
{{FeatureInfo
|Feature priority=P1
|Feature priority=P1
|Feature rank=6
|Feature roadmap=Developer Tools
|Feature roadmap=Developer Tools
|Feature list=Desktop
|Feature list=Desktop
|Feature engineering team=DevTools
|Feature engineering team=DevTools
}}
}}
{{FeatureTeamStatus}}
{{FeatureTeamStatus
|Feature security status=sec-review-needed
|Feature security health=Assigned
|Feature security notes=dchan
|Feature qa notes=[[/Test_Plan|Test Plan]]
}}
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