Chrome Extension

Monitor any website for bugs without touching code.

Who it’s for

QA engineers, product managers, and support teams who want to capture bugs without asking developers to add code. Install the extension, enter your API key, and every site you visit is monitored automatically.

Installation

  1. Chrome Web Store — Download and install the UserContext extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Development (load unpacked) — Clone the repo, build the extension, then load it in Chrome:
    bash
    cd packages/extension && pnpm build

    Then go to chrome://extensions/, enable Developer mode, and click “Load unpacked” pointing to the dist folder.

Setup

  1. Click the UserContext extension icon in your toolbar
  2. Enter your project API key (find it in Dashboard → Project Settings)
  3. Click “Save & Start Monitoring”
  4. The badge turns green — you’re monitoring

Features

Automatic monitoring

Captures errors, console logs, network failures, clicks, and navigation on every site you visit.

Report from popup

Click the extension icon, type a description, and hit Report Issue to create an issue with full session context.

Floating report button

Toggle on an in-page button for quick issue reporting. Enable it in Settings → Floating report button.

Pause / resume

Toggle monitoring on or off without removing your API key.

How it works

The extension injects the same widget SDK used by the npm package. All data flows through the same API and appears in the same dashboard. There is no difference in functionality — just a different installation method.