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Log bugs with annotated screenshots to Google Sheets & Drive QA Bug Quick Logger, Chrome Extension QA Bug Quick Logger is a lightweight Chrome extension designed to help QA engineers, testers, and product teams log bugs quickly and efficiently without leaving the browser. With an easy-to-use floating widget available on any webpage, testers can capture bugs in real time, attach screenshots automatically, and store everything in a centralized Google Sheet and Google Drive folder. Key Features 1. Instant Bug Logging from any website 2. Automatic Screenshot Capture of the current page 3. Annotate Screenshot 4. Upload Screenshots to Google Drive 5. Save Bug Details Directly to Google Sheets 6. Structured bug fields including: →Bug description →Category (UI, API, Accessibility, Performance, etc.) →Severity (Low, Medium, High) →Device →Browser 7. No page refresh or tool switching required 8. Secure Google OAuth authentication Why Use QA Bug Quick Logger? →Reduces time spent switching between tools →Improves bug reporting accuracy with visual evidence →Keeps bug data organized and accessible for the whole team →Ideal for manual testing, regression testing, and accessibility audits This extension is perfect for QA professionals who want a fast, reliable, and structured way to report bugs during testing sessions.
Feb 24, 2026
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