Popular Debugging Tools used in React Native Mobile Development

 There are several popular debugging tools used in React Native development:

• React Native Debugger: This is a standalone app for debugging React Native applications. It includes React DevTools, Redux DevTools, and a JavaScript debugger. It's a powerful tool for inspecting your application's state and props, viewing logs, and stepping through your code.

Note: The React Native Debugger does not support apps using Hermes, see the Chrome DevTools section

• Chrome Developer Tools: React Native has built-in support for the Chrome Developer Tools. You can use it to debug your JavaScript code, view logs, and inspect network requests.
• Flipper: Flipper is a platform for debugging mobile apps. It's bundled with React Native 0.62 and higher, and it allows you to inspect your app's network requests, view logs, and more.

            Note: Flipper debugger has been removed from the latest RN V0.73 onwards.

• Visual Studio Code: With the React Native Tools extension, Visual Studio Code can be used as a debugger for React Native applications. It allows you to set breakpoints, step through your code, inspect variables, and more.
• Reactotron: Reactotron is a desktop app for inspecting your React and React Native applications. It allows you to view logs, API requests/responses, performance issues, and more.

In your active document, if you're trying to debug your React Native application, you can use any of these tools based on your preference and requirements.