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Blazor WASM supports C# debugging directly in the browser using Chrome DevTools or Visual Studio — enabled by the .NET debugging protocol over WebSockets.

Browser Debugging in Chrome or Edge

  1. Run your app with dotnet run
  2. Open Chrome DevTools → Sources tab
  3. Look for dotnet:// sources — your .razor and .cs files appear here
  4. Set breakpoints directly in your C# source
  5. Interact with the app — execution pauses at breakpoints

Visual Studio Debugging

  • Press F5 to launch with the debugger attached
  • Set breakpoints in .razor files — VS launches a browser and hits them
  • Inspect locals, watch expressions, call stack — full debugging experience

Logging

@inject ILogger<MyComponent> Logger

Logger.LogDebug("Products loaded: {Count}", products.Count);
Logger.LogError(ex, "Failed to load products");

Log output appears in the browser console. Configure log levels in appsettings.json.


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