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FullTrace
One-click bug capture for Chrome: network, video, one ZIP
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One-click bug capture for Chrome: network, video, one ZIP
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Free Chrome extension that records what a bug report usually loses: network requests and responses, WebSocket frames, cookies, localStorage and sessionStorage, annotated screenshots and screen video. Hit record, reproduce the bug, stop, attach one ZIP to the ticket in Jira, Linear or Slack. Runs entirely in your browser: no account, no backend, nothing uploaded. Manifest V3, Chrome 116+, seven languages.
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Hi Product Hunt — Sergii here, a frontend lead in Kyiv.
For years I was on the receiving end of bug reports I couldn't reproduce: steps, a screenshot, and somewhere behind them a 500 that only fired under a condition nobody wrote down. A bug report is a lossy compression of the session. So I built the thing that keeps the session.
FullTrace is a Chrome extension. You hit record, reproduce the bug, stop, and get one ZIP: network requests with bodies, WebSocket frames, cookies, localStorage/sessionStorage, annotated screenshots and a screen video. Attach it to Jira, Linear or Slack. QA stops rewriting reports, developers stop guessing.
Two things up front:
It's free and runs entirely locally — no account, no backend, nothing leaves your browser. The Team plan on the pricing page is a waitlist, not a product; nothing is charged.
The ZIP contains cookies and storage for the origin you recorded, which is effectively your authenticated session there. Treat it like a credential — or leave those sources off with the toggles.
I'd rather have feedback than votes: try it on a real bug and tell me what it failed to capture. That's the only kind of feedback that has made it better so far.