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Stream browser console logs to your terminal in real-time. Perfect for localhost development and debugging. Stream browser console logs to your terminal in real-time. Perfect for localhost development and debugging. Description: (Copy this entire block) Stream browser console logs directly to your terminal in real-time. Perfect for developers working with localhost applications who want unified console output without switching between browser DevTools and terminal. KEY FEATURES • Real-time streaming: Console logs appear instantly in your terminal • Comprehensive capture: Captures console.log, errors, warnings, network errors, exceptions • Zero configuration: Install extension, run CLI, start coding • Color-coded output: Easy-to-read terminal formatting with timestamps • Localhost focus: Designed for local development (localhost, 127.0.0.1) • Extension Mode: No Puppeteer required - works with your regular browser HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Console Bridge extension from Chrome Web Store 2. Install Console Bridge CLI: npm install -g console-bridge 3. Run: console-bridge start --extension-mode 4. Open Chrome DevTools → "Console Bridge" tab 5. All console output now streams to your terminal in real-time PERFECT FOR • Frontend developers working with React, Vue, Angular, or vanilla JavaScript • Full-stack developers running local API servers • Anyone tired of switching between browser and terminal • Developers who want unified console output in their IDE 100% FREE AND OPEN SOURCE Source code: https://github.com/pelchers/console-bridge-v2
Oct 21, 2025
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