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Adding instructions for Chrome 131
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6. Attach the HAR file to your support ticket.
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### In Chrome versions 131+
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Chrome versions 131+ do not have the options to **Save all as HAR with Content**.
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When using Chrome version 131 and above please save a HAR file either by:
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1. Browse to the URL that causes issues. Once the issue is experienced, right click on any of the items within the **Network** tab and select **Copy all as HAR (sanitized)**.
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2. Save the copied data into a file with .har extension.
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*or*
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1. Browse to the URL that causes issues. Once the issue is experienced, clicko on the download icon next to the the setting icon.
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Also note that Chrome version 131 will sanitize the HAR removing cookies and other personal data.
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While usually it is not necessary for Cloudflare to have such data, it might be necessary sometimes to have such data to fully troubleshoot a specific error.
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In this case before saving the HAR file press the F1 key, then check the option Allow to generate HAR with sensitive data.
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1. Browse to the URL that causes issues. Once the issue is experienced, right click on any of the items within the **Network** tab and select **Copy all as HAR (with sensitive data)**.
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2. Save the copied data into a file with .har extension.
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### In Firefox
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1. While using a Private Window, use the application menu and select **Tools** > **Web Developer** > **Network** or press *Ctrl+Shift+I* (Windows/Linux) or *Cmd+Option+I* (OS X).

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