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Top 5 open-source bug reporting tools for web developers
In the landscape of software development, bugs are inevitable. However, an effective bug reporting system is crucial to ensuring that these glitches are swiftly addressed and resolved. Bug tracking tools emerged as a powerful aid in this process, pro...
Unlocking User Behaviour Insights with Session Recording
Understanding user behaviour in modern business is of paramount importance as it provides valuable insights that can drive strategic decisions, enhance user experiences, and ultimately lead to business growth. By delving into the rhythms of user inte...
Introducing a faster debugging experience for web developers
The “Unsaid” Problem All companies having a digital presence have a tech team and the developers are the core part of it. Post Covid, every company has become a software company irrespective of their business model or product. They continue to invest...
Decoding Network Logs: How to Capture, Analyze & Share Network logs of a website
Network logs serve as a vital tool for web developers , providing valuable insights into the communication between web applications and servers. By examining the network logs, developers can understand how data is transferred, identify performance bo...
How to add the authorization header to every request in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari?
Before moving forward on how to add authorization headers lets first understand what are those headers. Authorization headers are HTTP headers that carry authentication credentials or tokens to authorize and validate requests. They provide a way to p...
Top 5 Web Debugging Proxies for Beginners
Introduction: A web debugging proxy is a tool that sits between a client (such as a web browser) and a web server, allowing developers and testers to intercept, inspect, and modify the traffic between them. It acts as an intermediary, capturing and a...