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Updated readme to add port number when testing a site with authentication #2409

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Expand Up @@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ When installed globally via `npm i -g lighthouse` or `yarn global add lighthouse
`chrome-debug` is added to your `PATH`. This binary launches a standalone Chrome
instance with an open debugging port.

- Run `chrome-debug`
- Run `chrome-debug`. This will log the debugging port your instance of Chrome is running on
- navigate to and log in to your site
- in a separate terminal tab `lighthouse http://mysite.com`
- in a separate terminal tab `lighthouse http://mysite.com --port port-number` using the port number your Chrome instance is running on

## Testing on a mobile device

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