# Debug in Chrome

When your test failed, the browser window will not close automatically. You can debug the test using all the native Chrome features, DOM navigator, network tab, etc. This is very useful when you need to [fix selectors because an "element was not found"](/preventing-failed-tests/selectors.md#tips-on-fixing-selectors).

To open Chrome Dev tools **just right click on your page and click "Inspect".**

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