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 ### Main Process
 
-When running your application in development you may have noticed a message from the `main` process mentioning a remote debugger. Ever since the release of `electron@^1.7.2`, remote debugging over the Inspect API was introduced and can be easily accessed by opening the provided link with Google Chrome or through another debugger that can remotely attach to the process using the default port of 5858, such as Visual Studio Code. 
+When running your application in development you may have noticed a message from the `main` process mentioning a remote debugger. Ever since the release of `electron@^1.7.2`, remote debugging over the Inspect API was introduced and can be easily accessed by opening the provided link with Google Chrome or through another debugger that can remotely attach to the process using the default port of 5858, such as Visual Studio Code.
 
 ```bash
 ┏ Electron -------------------
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   Warning: This is an experimental feature and could change at any time.
   To start debugging, open the following URL in Chrome:
       chrome-devtools://devtools/bundled/inspector.html?experiments=true&v8only=true&ws=127.0.0.1:5858/22271e96-df65-4bab-9207-da8c71117641
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+
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 ```
 
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 ##### `main` Process
 
-Similar to what is mentioned above, you can also attach an external debugger to the `main `process to remotely debug your application. In order to activate the debugger in production you can add the follow snippet after the `app` import inside `src/main/index.js`. Then you can navigate Google Chrome to `chrome://inspect` and get connected.
+Similar to what is mentioned above, you can also attach an external debugger to the `main` process to remotely debug your application. In order to activate the debugger in production you can add the follow snippet after the `app` import inside `src/main/index.js`. Then you can navigate Google Chrome to `chrome://inspect` and get connected.
 
 ```js
 app.commandLine.appendSwitch('inspect', '5858')