Step 1: Add a bunch of console.log statements that will help diagnose your issue
Step 2: Add logic to re-define console.log on your client's system so that it actually saves its arguments to window.log (or whatever) instead of actually logging them to the console.
window.log = []
console = console || {"log":function(x) {window.log.push(x);}}
Step 3: Add an onUnload handler which fires of an AJAX request to your server with the contents of window.log as one of its parameters
Step 4: Profit! ;-)
An added bonus to this system is that (once you have it setup) you can use console.log indiscriminately, and whether you're in your dev environment or your live environment it will do the correct thing.
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