toast.log, a browser extension to see JS errors right on your page (without opening the console)

Hi Devs!

6 months ago I had an idea to make a browser extension to see the console logs like toasts (temporary pop-up notifications).

So I made a proof of concept, posted on Twitter, and BOOM! It had over 1,100 likes and 160 pre-orders! People liked it a lot, so I made it :)

Since then, it has grown to 1000+ professional web developers users worldwide and received lots of improvements and new features - while still being easy and fun to use :)

toast.log is a browser extension that listens to your console and displays logs, warnings, errors, SEO issues, and network requests in a toast notification format - so you don't need to open your console.

toast.log is especially useful for:

• Discovering bugs you didn't know existed;
• Saving your time;
• Having more space on your screen when debugging your console;
• Having some fun seeing the logs of the websites you're browsing.

What kind of error does it get:
Javascript errors, Network requests errors (POST, GET, etc), DOM errors (broken images or resources), console.log, console.info, console.warn, console.error, and SEO issues.

What's new on toast.log 2.0:

• SEO issues
• Network Requests
• Expandable arrays/objects/JSON
• Customizable interface
• Search through logs
• 404 Errors
• Mouse Events
• Tooltips
• Console.info
• Gets console logs that happen at the very beginning of the page loading
• Major bugfixes (it's much more stable now)
• Other Improvements

Check all the 2.0 features on the website's new video.

This is a free update for previous 1.0 customers. If you already had it, the extension will update itself automatically.

toast.log is a paid extension. Along with CSS Scan and CSS Scan Pro, this is my full-time work, so you'll always receive updates!

Im excited to share it with you and genuinely interested in hearing what you think about it.

Thanks to everyone that already bought it and supported my work!
If you have any ideas or suggestions, I'm all ears.