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I think they serve different purposes. Sentry/Bugsnag etc track code errors and exception. But sometimes for an user an error is not a code exception, but the
by gbalduzzi 2y ago
I think they serve different purposes.
Sentry/Bugsnag etc track code errors and exception. But sometimes for an user an error is not a code exception, but the software having the wrong behaviour.
Some examples:
> "The button brings me to the wrong page"
> "I filled out the whole form but the submit button is not enabled"
> "The video should autoplay but is stuck loading"
Those things do not show up in Sentry logs.
- a_t48 2y agoSentry has session replay that should catch all of these things - it doesn't look any higher friction than this tool.
- gbalduzzi 2y agoOnly if an exception is raised. The alternative is to record every user session, resulting in a privacy mess. This tool allows the reporter to select when data should be collected