Browse Error is in early access. Here's what works today, and what's openly on the roadmap.
A small SDK script catches unhandled errors, unhandled promise rejections and manually reported exceptions, batches them asynchronously, and never breaks the host page - even if Browse Error itself is unreachable.
Point any OpenTelemetry SDK's OTLP/HTTP exporter at your project - JSON or protobuf, both accepted - for spans and logs. No proprietary agent, no custom format.
A thousand instances of the same error become one issue in the dashboard - you see what broke once, with a count, not a flood of identical rows.
The browser SDK injects a standard W3C traceparent header into requests to
your backend; an instrumented backend continues the same trace automatically, so a frontend
failure and the backend exception that caused it show up linked - no manual wiring.
One email per project, sent only when a genuinely new issue first appears - never again for every repeat occurrence. No SMTP configured yet? The rule still evaluates and records the attempt, honestly marked "not sent" rather than claiming delivery.
Bearer tokens, card numbers and sensitive query-string values are redacted before anything is written to the database - across browser events, traces and logs alike.
Every organisation's projects, issues and events are fully isolated from every other org's - enforced on every query, not just in the UI.
Sign in and signup use a one-time code emailed to you - nothing to remember, nothing to leak in a breach of a password you reused elsewhere.
Per-route p50/p95/p99 request timing and error rate from the backend spans you're already sending, with a configurable "flag anything slower than this" threshold. Backend timing only for now - browser page-load timing isn't captured yet.
Add the dashboard - and the admin module, separately - to your home screen or dock as its own app, with an offline fallback page if your connection drops mid-session.
Not built yet - tracked for a later milestone.
Not built yet - tracked for a later milestone.
Not built yet - tracked for a later milestone.