FullTrace

Capture network, cookies, storage, screenshots, and screen video into one ZIP. Built for QA engineers and developers.

FullTrace is a one-click bug-report recorder for QA engineers and developers. Pick what to capture with six toggles — network, WebSocket, cookies, storage, screen video, microphone — then press Record. Leave everything on for a Full Trace, drop the video for a lighter Trace, or switch off whatever this particular bug doesn't need. FullTrace then records what you'd otherwise assemble by hand: 🌐 Network • All fetch / XHR requests (method, URL, status, headers, body) • WebSocket traffic — connections, frames, close codes — with its own URL filter 🍪 State • Cookies for the active origin • localStorage and sessionStorage snapshots 📸 Screenshots • Annotated captures with rectangle, arrow, brush, and text tools • Six-color palette • Ephemeral on-page drawings (brush, arrow, circle) that auto-fade in 3 seconds — for live walk-throughs 🎬 Screen video • Optional screen recording with microphone audio • Up to 30 fps, WebM (VP9 + Opus when available) • Plays back in the popup before export ⚡ Quick capture • A single annotated screenshot, without starting a recording • Video-only capture for when the network log isn't the point 📦 Export • Single ZIP with everything organized: network/, cookies/, storage/, screenshots/, video.webm, metadata.json • Saved as fulltrace-report-<timestamp>.zip — drop straight into a Jira / Linear / Slack ticket 🕘 History • Last 10 recordings kept locally for 5 days (configurable: 5/10/20 sessions × 3/5/10 days) • Re-export, preview, or delete any past recording without leaving the popup 🌍 Languages English, Ukrainian, Russian, German, French, Italian, Simplified Chinese. 🔒 Privacy • Everything is captured and stored locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your machine until you choose to export. • No analytics. No telemetry. No accounts. Built for the QA / dev workflow: skip the manual screenshot + DevTools copy + paste-into-ticket loop, and ship complete bug reports in seconds.