Chrome Bugs

Chrome Extension Bug Reporting Tool for Web Apps

Zunoy’s Chrome extension bug reporting tool helps QA teams, developers, product teams, and testers report website and web app bugs directly from Chrome with screenshots, annotations, and project routing.

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Browser Context

Capture Visual Bug Context From Chrome

Screenshot

Capture the visible issue directly from the browser page where the bug appears.

Annotation

Use drawings, arrows, shapes, text, and highlights to point out the exact issue before submitting the bug.

Page Context

Capture the issue from the active browser page so teams know where the bug was found.

Workspace Routing

Select the workspace where the report should be sent.

Project Routing

Choose the project that should receive the bug report, so issues reach the right team.

Shortcut Capture

Use the keyboard shortcut to capture bugs faster during QA testing, product review, or web app checks.

Chrome Setup

Set Up Browser Bug Reporting

Install the Extension

Add the Zunoy BugTracker extension to Chrome.

Log In to Zunoy

Sign in with your Zunoy account so the extension can connect to your workspace.

Choose Workspace

Select the workspace where Chrome bug reports should be routed.

Choose Project

Select the default project where captured issues should be submitted.

Capture Your First Bug

Click Capture Screenshot or use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + S to start reporting a browser bug.

View in Dashboard

Use View Dashboard to open Zunoy and manage submitted bugs inside the main bug tracking workflow.

Capture Flow

Capture Browser Bugs Without Leaving Chrome

The bug reporting Chrome extension lets teams capture issues from the page where the bug appears. Instead of taking screenshots manually and uploading them later, Zunoy turns browser issues into structured bugs inside your tracking workflow.

01

Open the Chrome Extension

Open the Zunoy BugTracker extension from Chrome while viewing the page where the issue appears.

02

Select Workspace and Project

Choose the workspace and project where the browser bug report should go.

03

Capture Screenshot

Capture the visible issue from the current browser page using the extension button or keyboard shortcut.

04

Annotate the Issue

Mark the screenshot with arrows, shapes, highlights, text, or drawings so developers can see the exact issue area.

05

Submit Bug

Send the bug into Zunoy, where your team can review, assign, prioritize, and track it to resolution.

Web Teams

Built for QA, Dev, Product, and Web Teams

The Chrome extension bug reporting tool is useful for teams that test websites, review web apps, validate releases, handle customer issues, or need visual bug reporting from the browser.

QA

QA Teams

Capture browser bugs during test cycles with screenshots, annotations, and project routing.

DEV

Developers

Receive clearer bug reports with visual proof, marked issue areas, and page context from Chrome.

PRODUCT

Product Teams

Report UI issues, broken flows, layout bugs, or product review feedback directly from the browser.

SUPPORT

Support Teams

Recreate customer-reported website issues and submit them as structured bugs for the right project.

EXTERNAL

Client Testers

Let external testers or client reviewers report web app issues without writing long manual reports.

Chrome FAQ

The Things Teams Actually Ask About Chrome Bug Reporting

What is a Chrome extension bug reporting tool?

A Chrome extension bug reporting tool helps teams capture and report website or web app bugs directly from Chrome using screenshots, annotations, and project routing.

Is Zunoy a Chrome bug tracker?

Yes. Zunoy works as a Chrome bug tracker by letting teams capture browser bugs from Chrome and send them into a structured bug tracking workflow.

Can I capture screenshots with the Chrome extension?

Yes. Zunoy’s Chrome extension lets users capture screenshots directly from the browser page where the issue appears.

What is a bug reporting Chrome extension used for?

A bug reporting Chrome extension is used to capture browser-based issues during QA testing, product review, client feedback, support investigation, or web app testing.

What is a browser bug reporting tool?

A browser bug reporting tool helps teams report bugs from the browser page where the issue appears, with visual context and issue details attached.

Can I annotate screenshots before submitting bugs?

Yes. The extension supports screenshot annotation with tools such as drawing, arrows, shapes, text, and highlights.

Chrome Capture

Report Bugs From Your Browser

Use Zunoy’s Chrome extension bug reporting tool to capture website and web app bugs with screenshots, annotations, page context, workspace routing, and project context, then move every issue into a focused bug tracking workflow.

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