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This example demonstrates a single-page reference guide for Chrome DevTools, organized into sections covering the Network tab, Console, Debugger, and common error-handling practices. It uses the `routie` hash router to map URL fragments to corresponding sections, logging each route change to the browser console via `console.log`. The page is built with plain HTML and vanilla JavaScript, featuring anchor links for navigation and a "Back to top" link for each section.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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