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Record clicks, inputs, network calls & DOM mutations into a portable .replay file. No cloud. No account. BugReplay Recorder captures your browser session — clicks, inputs, network calls, DOM mutations, and console errors — into a single portable .replay file you can attach to a GitHub issue or Slack message. Your teammate opens the file in the built-in Replayer and watches exactly what you did, frame by frame. No account required to replay. No upload. No server. WHAT IT CAPTURES - Mouse clicks with element selectors and coordinates - Keyboard input (passwords auto-redacted) - All XHR and fetch requests with status codes - DOM mutations via MutationObserver - console.log, console.warn, console.error output - Uncaught JavaScript errors and unhandled promise rejections - Full visual DOM snapshot for replay HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the extension and press Start Recording 2. Reproduce the bug on any webpage 3. Press Stop & Export — a .replay file downloads 4. Attach it to a GitHub issue or Slack message 5. Teammate opens the Replayer and presses Play WHY NOT A SAAS DASHBOARD Every other session recorder is a cloud dashboard built for analytics on user sessions. BugReplay is built for one thing: a developer sharing a specific bug with a specific teammate as a file. No infrastructure. No subscription. No accounts. PRIVACY Zero network requests — the extension never contacts any server. All data stays on your device until you share the file. Passwords and sensitive fields are automatically redacted. Fully open source — every line auditable on GitHub.
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