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Automatically capture screenshots with cursor position when JavaScript errors occur. Visual debugging made simple. ErrorSnap – Capture Bugs Before They Happen ErrorSnap is a powerful developer tool that automatically captures screenshots, logs, and full context the moment JavaScript errors occur — including the critical seconds before the error. Built for developers, QA teams, and support engineers, ErrorSnap provides a clear visual record of what went wrong, removing the guesswork from debugging. Key Features Pre-Error Screenshot Capture See exactly what the user saw right before the error occurred — including active elements, hover states, and cursor position. JavaScript and Promise Error Detection Captures uncaught exceptions, unhandled promise rejections, and full stack traces with contextual metadata. Network and Console Monitoring Tracks failed HTTP requests (4xx, 5xx), slow API calls, and console logs such as warnings, info, and assertions. Smart Cursor and Interaction Tracking Records mouse position, clicks, and user interactions at the moment of error. Team-Friendly Sharing Send errors directly to: - Slack - Discord - Microsoft Teams - Or create Jira tickets with one click Privacy-First Architecture All data is processed entirely in the browser. No telemetry, no tracking, no external data transmission. Advanced Reporting Export complete error reports, including screenshots and logs, as downloadable text files. Silent Mode Runs quietly in the background without disrupting the user experience. Built for Professionals - Fully compatible with Chromium-based browsers - GDPR-compliant with zero data leakage - License management features for teams and enterprises
Aug 8, 2025
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