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Console Capture — silently record everything a page does, for later analysis Open-source (MIT) browser extension for Chrome and Firefox — built for bug bounty hunting and web security research.
What it does Attach it, browse like normal, and open the viewer when you're done. Nothing leaves your browser.
Why bother when DevTools exists DevTools loses everything when the tab closes. Console Capture survives browser close/reopen and keeps logs across pages.
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MIT licensed. No telemetry. Built by @discosecurity.
What it does Attach it, browse like normal, and open the viewer when you're done. Nothing leaves your browser.
- Console logs — log / info / warn / error / debug, each with file:line.
- Uncaught errors — exceptions + unhandled promise rejections with full stack.
- Network errors — 4xx/5xx, CORS failures, DNS issues, blocked requests.
- JS surface recon — walks window.*, flags SSRF / open-redirect / DOM XSS candidates.
- Runtime recon — localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies, fetch/XHR/WebSocket calls.
- Secrets — auto-detects JWT, AWS keys, GCP, Stripe, GitHub tokens. Regex editable.
Why bother when DevTools exists DevTools loses everything when the tab closes. Console Capture survives browser close/reopen and keeps logs across pages.
Source + Download
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