Session Replay
Bug reports with the console, network and clicks attached
What it does
A Chrome extension that captures a screenshot or recording along with the console output, network requests and interactions, then gives you a link. The person reporting never needs an account — open a real report below with no signup.
One click records the screen, the console, the network calls and the browser. The developer opens a single link and sees what happened.
Screenshots, recordings, and technical details in one click. Stop asking "Can you send more info?" and start fixing bugs faster. Add the Chrome extension to your browser. It's free and takes seconds. Click the extension icon to take a screenshot or record a video. Technical details are captured automatically. Get a shareable link and send it to whoever can fix it. No account required. The same capture, doing a different job depending on who presses it. You found it in two minutes and then spent ten writing it up. Press the button while the page is still broken and the write-up is done. Screenshot or recording, console output, network log, browser and screen size, all on one link. Open one…from session-replay.com
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