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Releases: IronAdamant/Console-logger

v1.5.2

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@IronAdamant IronAdamant released this 18 Jan 09:56

Release v1.5.2 - Store Policy Fixes

v1.5.1 - Auto-save bugfix

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@IronAdamant IronAdamant released this 09 Jan 10:54
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Bug Fix:

  • Fixed: Auto-save was triggering even when no capture session was active
  • Now clears auto-save alarm when capture stops
  • Added active capture check before auto-saving

v1.5 - Custom Save Location

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@IronAdamant IronAdamant released this 07 Jan 23:41

What's New in v1.5

✨ New Features

  • Set Save Location - New button to choose where to save your log files
  • Path Display - Shows current save location in the popup UI
  • Screenshots - Added popup and log output screenshots to README

🔧 Improvements

  • Updated documentation with new feature instructions
  • Settings now persist the save path across sessions

Installation

  1. Download console-logger-v1.5.zip below
  2. Extract the folder
  3. Go to chrome://extensions (or your browser's equivalent)
  4. Enable Developer mode
  5. Click Load unpacked and select the extracted folder

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v1.4 - Deep Console Logging

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@IronAdamant IronAdamant released this 07 Jan 10:23

🎉 First Public Release!

Console Logger is a powerful browser extension that captures JavaScript console messages with deep object serialization — no more [object Object]!

✨ What's New in v1.4

  • 🔍 Deep Object Logging — Full nested object and array serialization (configurable depth up to 10 levels)
  • 📍 Stack Traces — Every log includes source file, line number, and function name
  • 🌐 Multi-Browser Support — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc
  • 💾 Smart Auto-Save — Periodically saves logs to file (only when new logs exist)
  • 🚫 Restricted Page Detection — Warns you when on internal browser pages

📥 Installation

  1. Download console-logger-v1.4.zip below
  2. Extract to a folder
  3. Open chrome://extensions (or your browser's equivalent)
  4. Enable Developer mode
  5. Click Load unpacked and select the extracted folder

🔓 100% Open Source

This extension is fully open source under the MIT license. Inspect the code yourself — no hidden tracking, no data collection.


Coming soon: Chrome Web Store listing for one-click install!