JavaScript Errors Notifier

Notifies JavaScript errors by icon in toolbar bar or notification popup

JavaScript Errors Notifier - Chrome Extension

JavaScript Errors Notifier is a Chrome extension that notifies you of JavaScript errors by displaying an icon in the toolbar or a notification popup. It shows error details, including source URL, stack traces, and column number. It also handles console errors and missing file errors, ignoring repeated and internal Chrome extension errors. You can copy the error details to the clipboard and even search for solutions on Stack Overflow. Stay on top of JavaScript errors with this handy extension!

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Extension stats

This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-07-08

By: http://sites.google.com/site/barbushin

Users: 59,827+

Rating: 4.46

(1,132)

Version: 3.1.5 (Last updated: 2019-04-04)

Creation date: 2019-04-04

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
tabs
storage
webRequest

Size: 36.78K

Price: Free

URLs: Website

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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GitHub → https://goo.gl/RBcFK8 Test page → https://goo.gl/IEXS2y

--- FEATURES ---

✔ Change extension icon color in toolbar when JavaScript error occurs ✔ Show error icon in bottom right page corner ✔ Show errors details by click on toolbar or notification icon ✔ Error source URL in popup is clickable ✔ Show errors details in notification popup ✔ Show errors stack traces ✔ Show errors column number ✔ Error source in notification popups is clickable ✔ Does not overrides user-defined error handler ✔ Handle console.error() calls

User reviews

Works well, need some styling. If the developer reads these, can you either put a custom style name on the (!) Image, and/or put styling so the image hides when printing the page. The image really belongs inside it's own div with it's own unique ID or class name.