Steps to perform while facing trouble getting started with the Web Transaction (Browser) recorder
If you face any issue in getting started with Web Transaction (Browser) add-on, please clear the browser cache by navigating to the below link:
chrome://settings/clearBrowserData
Once the cache is cleared, try to restart the Web Transaction (Browser) add-on.
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