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Chrome DevTools now uses Gemini to help with JavaScript Errors in the console

Understand errors and warnings better with Gemini | Chrome DevTools | Chrome for Developers.
Understand errors and warnings in the Console better with Gemini.

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Can’t wait to try this, working now on a legacy project with lots of warnings I don’t understand.

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