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Life & fun · March 25, 2013

Track errors in your JS apps while engaging affected users

With Client-side logging, all JavaScript errors in your application, are automatically shipped to elmah.io. Start monitoring your client today.

Track errors in your JS apps while engaging affected users launched on March 25, 2013 with 9 votes, #150 of 671 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 13 years on.

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What it does

Client-side logging brings the great error management platform from the server, directly into the user's browser. All uncaught errors are automatically picked up and enriched with detailed information about the environment. Everything is shipped to elmah.io, where notifications, searching, and managing errors just work. Errors can be stored in your existing or a dedicated client-side error log. In both scenarios both email notifications as well as our integrations to Slack and Microsoft Teams works out of the box. You already set up your organization and team members, why configuring who needs notifications on client-side errors, requires a few mouse clicks only. Having both the client and…from geterrorzero.com

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