DebugPilot Chrome extension security report

DebugPilot is a local web debugging recorder that helps developers, QA engineers, and technical support teams capture and organize debugging evidence from the web page they choose to inspect. Start a debug session with one click and DebugPilot records useful context from that session, including: • Console errors and warnings • Network request metadata, failures, and slow requests • User actions and click coordinates • Canvas/WebGL click context • Session timeline events • Automatic screenshots around detected issues • Related user actions and error context • First-party and third-party request classification • Local session history When an issue occurs, DebugPilot connects the surrounding evidence so you can understand what happened before and around the error instead of reviewing disconnected logs. After the session, open a structured report containing the session summary, timeline, console records, network activity, screenshots, detected issues, and related context. Reports can also be exported as self-contained HTML files for offline review and sharing. Privacy by design: DebugPilot works locally on your device. Debugging data is not uploaded to the developer or third parties. DebugPilot does not collect request bodies, response bodies, cookie contents, authorization data, passwords, or structured form values. Screenshots may contain content that is visible on the page while debugging. DebugPilot only starts recording after you explicitly start a debug session for the selected browser tab.