When using the Developer Tools in your browser for troubleshooting, where would you go to view mbox contents and server calls?

To view mbox contents and server calls when using Developer Tools in your browser, the Network tab is the appropriate choice. This tab allows you to monitor all network requests made by the web page, including those related to Adobe Target. When interactions occur that trigger an mbox request, you can see the outgoing requests and the responses coming back from the server. This is essential for troubleshooting and understanding how Adobe Target is functioning within the web page.

In the Network tab, you can filter the requests to show only those related to Target by looking for specific mbox calls. This feature enables developers and marketers to analyze the performance of the mbox and ensure the correct data is being sent and received.

The other options, such as Timeline, Courses, and Console, do not provide the same level of detailed insight into network requests. The Timeline focuses on resource loading and script execution over time, while the Console is primarily used for logging JavaScript messages and debugging scripts. Courses is not related to any functionality within Developer Tools at all. Thus, the Network tab is the most suitable for tracking mbox contents and server interactions in Adobe Target.