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Tracks user interactions on websites and generates reproducible bug steps for QA engineers. Auto Bug Steps Reproducer is a lightweight Chrome extension built for QA engineers, testers, developers and products. It automatically captures every user interaction (clicks, inputs, selections, navigation, etc.) and converts them into clear, human-readable test steps — perfect for reproducing bugs with precision. 🚀 Key Features 🔹 Automatically logs clicks, input, and selection actions 🔹 Generates easy-to-read “Steps to Reproduce” 🔹 Works on any website — no setup required 🔹 Helps QA teams create reproducible bug reports instantly 🔹 Lightweight and privacy-conscious (no data tracking) 🧩 Use Cases QA Engineers: Quickly capture steps for bug tickets Developers: Easily reproduce issues from testers Product Teams: Share consistent issue reports across tools 💡 How It Works Install the extension Enable recording on your target website Interact normally — all steps are recorded automatically Copy or export the generated “Steps to Reproduce” 🛡️ Privacy & Security Your data stays on your device. No user activity, website data, or credentials are sent to external servers. 100% safe for internal and production environments. 🧠 Ideal for: QA teams, SDETs, developers, and test automation engineers who want cleaner, faster bug reporting.
Nov 6, 2025
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