Help with finding apisecrethash

Author: Kdisimone

docs/docs/walkthrough/phase-4/ifttt-iphone.md

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 * First we need to gather one thing called your "hashed API Secret".  This is basically your Nightscout site's API secret, but scrambled into a confusing long string for safety.  Find out what your NS hashed secret key is by running the command to find out: `nightscout hash-api-secret <your_API_secret>` while logged into your rig 
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-* In your internet browser, open a console window while viewing your Nightscout site.  Make sure you have "authenticated" your site by using your API secret in the Nightscout settings area (hint: if you see a little padlock in the upper left corner of the site, you haven't authenticated it).  Refresh the site and your hashed secret key will be shown as "apisecrethash: "xxxxxxxxxx...""  For Safari users on Mac, you can open the console window by selecting "Develop" from the Safari top menu, and then "Show Page Source".  Your hashed API secret can be copied and pasted from that line, as shown below.  Save that somewhere easy to get to again, because you will be using it later.
+* In your internet browser, open a console window while viewing your Nightscout site.  Make sure you have "authenticated" your site by using your API secret in the Nightscout settings area (hint: if you see a little padlock in the upper left corner of the site, you haven't authenticated it).  Refresh the site and your hashed secret key will be shown as "apisecrethash: "xxxxxxxxxx...""  For Safari users on Mac, you can open the console window by selecting "Develop" from the Safari top menu, and then "Show Page Source".  If you're having problems seeing the apisecrethash, click the little grey triangle next to the "status isAuthenticated" line and the objects below it will display (see screenshot).  Your hashed API secret can be copied and pasted from that line, as shown below.  Save that somewhere easy to get to again, because you will be using it later.
 
 ![IFTTT sign up](../../Images/hashed_API.png)