Give engineering the browser state behind the report.
Deliberately capture a browser path, affected element, screenshot, selectors, and available runtime details so a receiving engineer can inspect the captured path instead of starting from a fresh page.
Select the element below to explore the context Samelogic can preserve.
Visual
What users see: Layout, Geometry, Pixels
HTML
Structure: DOM Tree, Attributes, Semantics
CSS
Style: Computed Styles, Themes, Responsive
A11y
Access: ARIA Roles, Labels, Focus Order
Events
Behavior: Listeners, Interactions, State
Network
Data: Requests, Responses, Latency
Console
Logs: Errors, Warnings, Debug Info
Choose the job you need to hand off.
Copy a selector for immediate use, review a Playwright locator candidate, or preserve a browser incident so the receiving engineer has more than a screenshot and summary.
Copy CSS selectors, XPath, and Playwright locators from the live page.
Install the Chrome extension to capture a target immediately. When the browser path matters, save the element state, screenshot, stability signals, and deliberately initiated replay for QA or engineering.
Generate Playwright locators from a live element, then review the contract.
Capture the exact element in Chrome, compare locator options, and keep the source artifact available so a receiving engineer can review the target before adding it to a test.
Capture the browser path a fresh-page bug reproduction skips.
A QA practitioner, support operator, developer, or permitted end user deliberately starts the capture. Preserve the last known-good state, transition, first contradiction, and expected-versus-actual result for engineering.