Chrome Logger

For server side logging and debugging in chrome console.

What is Chrome Logger?

Chrome Logger is a Chrome extension designed for server-side applications debugging using the Chrome JavaScript console. Originally inspired by the FirePHP project, it has undergone numerous updates to enhance its usability and functionality. The extension provides easy to understand logs and supports a native color picker, console table, and fixes specific to Chrome's functionality on different operating platforms. Formerly known as ChromePHP, this extension now operates under the name Chrome Logger and follows the latest Chrome extension guidelines.

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Extension stats

By: https://chromelogger.com

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Users: 30,000+

Rating: 3.98 (132)

Version: 4.1.3 (Last updated: 2022-07-03)

Creation date: 2017-09-29

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

webRequest
storage
tabs

Host permissions:

http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 21.52K

Email: ia*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 4625 ▼ 5

Other rankings

#2794 in Developer Tools ▲ 4 #114 in chrome keyword 95 ▲ 10 #117 in console keyword 10 ▼ 1 #243 in color picker keyword 71 ▼ 2 #255 in chrome extension keyword 85 ▲ 5

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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This extension is for debugging server side applications using the chrome javascript console. It was originally inspired by FirePHP.

For help getting started check out http://www.chromelogger.com

Version 4.0 is basically a complete rewrite to rebrand this extension as Chrome Logger instead of ChromePHP and bring it up to date with the latest Chrome extension guidelines.

This extension was formerly known as ChromePHP.

Change Log 4.1.3 - Updates extension to use manifest v3 to ensure it works with future versions of Chrome. Also fixes issue where some colors may not work on the options page. 4.1.2 - Fixes race condition where logs sometimes get lost after a page refresh 4.1.1 - Tweak styles of options page 4.1.0 - Improves tab switching logic and updates sticky behavior to be based on host name 4.0.5 - Adds native color picker for choosing colors

User reviews

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Pros

Useful for PHP developers
Easy to install and use once set up
Many users appreciate its functionality

Cons

Unmaintained with persistent bugs
Issues with logging POST requests and large headers
Difficulties in expanding logged objects
Lack of support and documentation
Frequent failures and frustration reported

Most mentioned

Not working or issues with certain versions
Issues with ghost logs or data not clearing
Lack of response from the developer
Need for auto-expand functionality
Difficulties in accessing reports or logs

Recent reviews

It works only half of the time. It seems that some buffer doesn't get cleared between page refreshes and I get "ghost" logs from previous logging, or it doesn't work at all. Also, the infamous "Headers too big" error, where it doesn't even try show at least part of the messages. Looking for a new extension, or enough time to write my own. Stay away from it

vordan, 2023-04-14

Liked, however it does not show the logs from POST requests which respond with redirect header (location: URL), so it misses logs.

Kostadin Anev HD2, 2021-07-14

It would be very handy to add autoexpand to a plugin configuration (or in plugin switch). It's very annoying to keep clicking and clicking to expand, such as the contents of an array