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Author: mikehoffms

microsoft-edge/devtools-guide-chromium/console/reference.md

@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ To log all the network requests that are triggered by the `XMLHttpRequest` and `
 
 1. In the **Console** tool, click the **Console Settings** (![Console Settings icon](./reference-images/settings-button-icon.png)) button, and then elect the **Log XMLHttpRequests** checkbox.
 
-1. In the rendered webpage, click **Get Data** to trigger a `Fetch` API request. The **Console** logs the request and response details:
+1. In the rendered webpage, click the **Get Data** button.  This triggers a `Fetch` API request, and the **Console** then logs the request and response details:
 
    ![A Fetch request logged in the Console](./reference-images/xhr-fetch.png)
 
@@ -154,10 +154,12 @@ When you load a new webpage, the messages in the **Console** are cleared.  To pe
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 #### Hide network errors
 
-By default, the **Console** tool logs network errors. For example, the following figure shows a network error message in the **Console** tool. The error is due to an HTTP response with the status code of `404`:
+By default, the **Console** tool logs network errors:
 
 ![A '404' network error message in the Console](./reference-images/network-404-error.png)
 
+The error shown above is due to an HTTP response with the status code of `404`.
+
 To hide network errors, click the **Console Settings** (![Console Settings icon](./reference-images/settings-button-icon.png)) button, and then select the **Hide network** checkbox.
 
 

microsoft-edge/devtools-guide-chromium/javascript/copilot-explain-source-code.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ ms.date: 03/20/2024
 
 The **Sources** tool in Microsoft Edge DevTools integrate with Copilot in Microsoft Edge to help you understand source code.
 
-When inspecting a webpage you didn't build, you might not be familiar with the source code displayed in the **Sources** tool. By using the **Explain these lines of code** feature, you get more information about the source code in Copilot in Edge:
+When inspecting a webpage, you might want more information about the source code that's displayed in the **Sources** tool.  By using the **Explain these lines of code** feature, you get more information about the source code in Copilot in Edge:
 
 ![Copilot in the Microsoft Edge sidebar, showing the source code and the explanation.](./copilot-explain-source-code-images/copilot-code-explanation.png)
 

microsoft-edge/devtools-guide-chromium/javascript/reference.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ The change you made in DevTools is useful to quickly test a bug fix, but is temp
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 ## Explain source code using Copilot in Edge
 
-When inspecting a webpage you didn't build, you might not be familiar with the source code displayed in the **Sources** tool. By using the **Explain these lines of code** feature, you get more information about the source code in Copilot in Edge:
+When inspecting a webpage, you might want more information about the source code that's displayed in the **Sources** tool.  By using the **Explain these lines of code** feature, you get more information about the source code in Copilot in Edge:
 
 ![Copilot in the Microsoft Edge sidebar, showing the source code and the explanation.](./reference-images/copilot-code-explanation.png)