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Captures and displays console logs from any webpage. Console Logger helps you monitor browser console activity across tabs without keeping DevTools open all the time. With a clean popup interface, you can quickly inspect logs, isolate issues, and stay focused while debugging. ✨Features - Captures console events from pages in real time - Uses a per-tab default view so you immediately see logs for the current tab - Includes level filters with color-coded toggles (Log, Info, Warn, Error, Clear) - Lets you toggle capture On/Off at any time - Provides an optional setting to ignore console.clear behavior - Lets you clear current-tab logs or clear all logs with one click - Keeps a lightweight popup workflow designed for fast troubleshooting - Great for frontend debugging, QA checks, and monitoring app behavior while navigating multiple pages 🔔Update [1.1.0] - 2026-03-08 🪲 Fixed: - Console hooks now properly disable when extension is turned off, preventing console interception when disabled. 📖 History I built this extension out of frustration with a pesky website I was trying to monkey-patch that kept calling `console.clear`. This extension is a "cousin" of my other extension "Freedom of Input".
Mar 9, 2026
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