BugTest: Visual Bug Reporter, Screenshot & Web QA
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Bug reporter for web QA: screenshot, annotate, capture console + network errors, and export to Jira, GitHub, Linear or PDF. BugTest – Visual Bug Reporter & Web QA Toolkit Overview BugTest is a powerful Chrome extension designed for web developers, QA engineers, testers, designers, and product teams. It enables you to capture, annotate, manage, and export visual bug reports while automatically collecting valuable debugging information. Everything runs 100% locally. Your screenshots, bug reports, console logs, and network data never leave your browser. Features Visual Bug Reporting Capture screenshots of any webpage. Select and crop only the affected area. Annotate screenshots using arrows, rectangles, circles, highlights, and comment pins. Undo and redo annotation actions. Record bug title, priority, expected result, and actual result. Automatic Debug Information BugTest automatically captures: Current page URL Browser information Operating system Screen resolution Viewport size Console errors and warnings Failed network requests Slow network requests No manual copying of logs is required. Bug Management Manage all reported bugs from a centralized Bug Board. You can: Search bugs Filter by priority Sort reports Edit bug details Delete reports Mark bugs as Fixed Reopen closed bugs Export & Share Export bug reports in multiple formats: Copy as rich text or plain text PDF report GitHub Markdown Jira Wiki Markup Linear Markdown JSON backup You can also import previously exported JSON files to restore or share bug reports. SEO Audit Analyze any webpage for SEO issues, including: Page title Meta description Heading structure Image alt attributes Internal and external links Open Graph tags Twitter Cards Structured data (JSON-LD) An overall SEO score is generated to help identify improvements. Responsive Device Simulator Preview websites across more than 80 real device presets, including: iPhone Pixel Samsung Galaxy iPad Desktop 4K displays Additional features include: Device rotation Zoom controls Live breakpoint display Element Inspector Inspect webpage elements in real time to view: Box model Font information Colors Margins and padding Computed CSS styles Design Grid Overlay a customizable design grid to verify alignment, spacing, and layout consistency. Installation Open Chrome. Navigate to chrome://extensions. Enable Developer Mode. Click Load unpacked. Select the devinspect project folder. Pin the BugTest extension to the Chrome toolbar. Requirements Google Chrome version 111 or later. How to Report a Bug Open the webpage containing the issue. Click the BugTest extension icon or press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + B. Select the area containing the bug. Annotate the screenshot if required. Enter: Bug title Priority Expected result Actual result Click Save. BugTest automatically attaches all relevant technical information to the report. Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + D — Enable or disable BugTest Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + B — Create a new bug report Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + U — Open the Bug Board B — Create a new bug A — Open the Bug Board C — Copy all bug reports P — Generate a PDF report I — Toggle the Element Inspector Ctrl/Cmd + Z — Undo annotation Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z — Redo annotation ? — View available shortcuts Esc — Close dialogs or overlays Single-key shortcuts work only when you are not typing in an input field. Privacy BugTest is built with privacy in mind. All data is stored locally in your browser. No screenshots are uploaded. No bug reports are sent to external servers. No console logs or network requests are transmitted. Your project data remains entirely under your control.