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I've enabled template debugging on our EE installation on a test server. I can't see the template debugging information when I load pages (either in CPanel or templates). Another developer I work with can see them just fine on his machine. We're both logged in as Super Admin. Any ideas what's wrong?

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Just a thought, do you have any ad-block plugins running in your browser, also have you tried another browser? – stuartmcd69 Dec 29 '12 at 3:51
Was using Chrome which did have an ad blocker. Turned it off, but nothing changed. Just tried it on IE and I now see template debugging. Must be something in my Chrome setting then? – ExpressionEngineNewbie Dec 29 '12 at 7:20
does the source code view in Chrome show it? Are you definitely logged in as Super Admin in Chrome? – Steven Grant Jan 3 at 21:12
Kip - did you sort this out? Was it just an intermittent glitch? – Derek Hogue♦ Jan 4 at 14:02
No. I am definitely logged in as Super Admin. The source code does not have the debugging info. Not sure how ad blocker could affect this since it's not a popup (unlike, say, Smarty debugging). No problems in IE or FF, though. – ExpressionEngineNewbie Jan 4 at 19:35

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I have recently found that Chrome does not display the debugging information if the developer tools are being used.

I do not have any idea why this happens, but whenever I am logged in and not seeing the debugging info, it is because the developer tools are open.

I am using Chrome v23.0.1271.101, and EE 2.5.3

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That solved it! That's the strangest thing ever. Thanks. – ExpressionEngineNewbie Jan 6 at 1:27

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