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Debug the Playgama Bridge SDK from a DevTools panel. Open the panel, then reload the game. Playgama Bridge DevTools adds a panel to Chrome DevTools for debugging games that integrate the Playgama Bridge SDK — the unified API that lets one build run on many gaming platforms. Instead of scattering console.log calls through your integration code, you get a live view of what the SDK actually reports on the current platform. WHAT THE PANEL SHOWS • Overview — SDK detection (version, where it was loaded from, whether it is bundled with the game), the frame that hosts the game, and diagnostics when the SDK is missing or initialized late. • Config — the platform configuration and initialization state, as a searchable JSON tree. • Events — a live timeline of SDK events and method calls with arguments, results, errors and timings; analytics calls and storage writes are captured too. • Module tabs — Advertisement, Payments, Leaderboards, Achievements, Storage, Player, Platform, Social, Remote Config, Game, Device, Clipboard, Analytics and Cross Promo: current state plus buttons to invoke methods right from the panel and see what the platform returns. WHY DEVELOPERS INSTALL IT • See exactly which platform the SDK resolved to and what it supports before shipping a build. • Reproduce ad, purchase and leaderboard flows on demand instead of waiting for them to happen in gameplay. • Verify analytics events and saved data are really being sent, with the payload in front of you. • Debug games embedded in iframes on partner domains — the panel attaches to the frame that actually hosts the game. HOW TO USE 1. Open DevTools on the game page. 2. Switch to the "Playgama Bridge DevTools" panel. 3. Reload the game. The panel instruments the SDK at document start, so the game must load after the panel is open. DOCUMENTATION Playgama Bridge SDK docs and integration guide: https://playgama.com/developers PRIVACY The extension reads page data only while DevTools is open, only to display it in the panel. Nothing is sent to any server, and no remote code is executed — everything ships inside the package.