What you linked to is how browsers implement "console", which is not what I was arguing. "console" is part of the JS spec, not every engine supports all aspects of the spec (this is what causes differences in JavaScript behavior between browsers). What I said was that an engine that doesn't support/implement something as standard (meaning widely accepted and implemented) as "console" is worrying.
I never said there wasn't? I said that "console" itself was not specific to Node. If you are referring to when I said "node elements aren't a thing", this was honesty just more of a semantics thing and me spitting hairs with that (which, admittedly was just me being kind of an ass, which I apologize for)
