Free Chrome Extension  ·  v1.0

Report Bugs. Instantly.

BugZee captures everything developers need — page URL, title, browser info, console errors, and screenshots — in a single click. No friction, no copy-pasting.

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BugZee
v1.0
Page Context
URLhttps://app.example.com/dashboard
TitleDashboard — Example App
BrowserChrome 122.0.6261.94
Bug Classification
⚙️ Functional
Low
Med
High
Crit
Description
Console Errors (2)
ERRCannot read properties of undefined (reading 'submit')
WARNForm validation schema missing required field: email
Screenshot
Full viewport captured
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Data Points Captured
1
Click to Start
3
Export Formats
Reports Stored
What BugZee captures

Everything in one place.

Stop asking users to manually collect information. BugZee auto-captures the context developers actually need to reproduce bugs.

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Page URL & Title

Automatically captures the exact URL and page title. No more "I was on the dashboard somewhere" ambiguity.

Auto-captured
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Browser & Environment

Records browser name, version, viewport size, and OS details. Reproduce environment-specific bugs with precision.

Auto-captured
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Console Error Logs

Intercepts console.error, uncaught exceptions, unhandled promise rejections, and failed network requests from page load.

Live monitoring
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Full Page Screenshot

Captures the full visible viewport with one click. Attach a screenshot that shows exactly what the user saw.

One click
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Area Screenshot

Drag to select a specific area of the page. Highlight just the broken button, misaligned element, or wrong text.

Pixel-precise
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Type, Severity & Steps

Classify bugs by type (UI, Performance, Network, etc.), set severity from Low to Critical, and list reproduction steps.

Structured data
Simple workflow

Report a bug in under 60 seconds.

1

Spot a bug — click BugZee

Click the BugZee icon in your Chrome toolbar. Page URL, title, and browser info are filled in automatically.

2

Describe & classify

Select the bug type and severity, write a description, and optionally add steps to reproduce. Console errors are already captured.

3

Screenshot it

Hit Capture Screenshot for the full viewport, or use Select Area to drag and crop a specific region.

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Submit, download, or copy

Submit to your configured webhook, download as a structured JSON file, or copy a formatted text report to paste anywhere.

bugzee-report-BZ-M8X3.json
{
"id": "BZ-M8X3KL7",
"timestamp": "2026-03-14T09:22:41Z",
"page": {
"url": "https://app.example.com/checkout",
"title": "Checkout – Example App"
},
"bug": {
"type": "functional",
"severity": "critical",
"description": "Pay button is unresponsive…"
},
"evidence": {
"screenshotIncluded": true,
"consoleErrors": [
{"level": "error", "message": "Uncaught TypeError…"}
]
}
}

✓ Report saved · BZ-M8X3KL7
Get started

Install in 2 minutes.

1

Download the Extension

Download the bugzee-extension.zip file from this page and unzip it to a folder on your computer (e.g., ~/Downloads/bugzee/).

2

Open Chrome Extensions

In Chrome, navigate to chrome://extensions in the address bar, or go to Menu → More Tools → Extensions.

3

Enable Developer Mode

Toggle the Developer mode switch in the top-right corner of the Extensions page. This allows loading unpacked extensions.

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Load the Extension

Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped bugzee/ folder. The BugZee icon 🐝 will appear in your Chrome toolbar.

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Pin BugZee (Optional)

Click the puzzle piece 🧩 icon in Chrome toolbar → click the pin icon next to BugZee to keep it always visible.

6

Configure (Optional)

Click the ⚙️ gear icon in BugZee to set a Webhook URL for automatic report submission or a destination email.

🐝 BugZee Extension

Bug Reporter for Chrome — Free, no account required

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Auto Page Context

URL, Title, Browser captured instantly

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Full & Area Screenshots

Viewport or drag-to-select crop

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Console Error Capture

Errors, warnings, promise rejections

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Structured JSON Export

Developer-ready report download

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Webhook Integration

POST to Jira, Linear, Slack, etc.

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Local Report History

Last 50 reports stored locally

Questions

Frequently asked

Everything you need to know about BugZee.

Is BugZee free?
Yes, completely free. No account, no subscription, no paywalls. Install and start reporting bugs immediately.
Does it work on all websites?
Yes. BugZee works on any website you visit in Chrome, including internal tools, staging environments, and localhost.
Where are reports stored?
Reports are stored locally in your browser using Chrome's storage API. No data is sent anywhere without your configuration. You can also download JSON reports.
How does the webhook work?
Configure a webhook URL in Settings (⚙️). BugZee will POST the full report JSON to that URL on submission. Use it to connect to Jira, Linear, Slack, or any bug tracker.
Can I capture console errors from before opening BugZee?
Yes! BugZee's content script injects at document_start and monitors console.error, uncaught exceptions, and network failures from page load — not just after you open the popup.
What's the difference between Full and Area screenshot?
Full Screenshot captures your entire visible viewport. Select Area lets you drag a rectangle over the page to capture just the relevant broken element or section.
Does it work on Chrome OS / Linux?
BugZee works on all platforms that run Google Chrome, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS.
Can teams use BugZee together?
Each user installs BugZee individually. By configuring the same webhook URL, all reports from the team flow to a single destination like Jira or Slack.
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