@Ovonord, I see what you mean. In the recent update of Postman Console we made huge improvements to the information we show to help debug everything. In that update we removed the logging to the Developer Tools window.
The logs that were shown in the Developer Tools were only for internal debugging of the Postman Console. Since, we’re confident that the Postman Console is powerful enough to show these logs, we’re no longer showing them in the Developer Tools.
By the way, the logs in the Postman Console now have more information than ever with details about redirects, certificates used for requests (if any), and network information about the requests. All logs shown in the Postman Console are formatted to show requests, user logs etc. in a way which is easier to understand than the Developer Tools logs. Also, we’ve added a new improvement where even if Postman Console window is closed, all old logs are still present in the Console when you open it later, which was one of the reasons why we showed logs on the Developer Tools.
Hope this answers your questions! Do write back if you have any doubts.