Console Copy Tool

Automatically captures and copies formatted console messages from Chrome DevTools

As of June 2026, Console Copy Tool has 875 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 2 reviews in the Developer Tools category.

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Version
1.2.0
Manifest V3
90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 1 version update, changed permissions.

History

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Tracking since Apr 23, 2026.

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Changelog

  • Apr 23, 2026
    description
    Console Copy Tool: Capture & Copy DevTools Console Messages Instantly
    
    Tired of manually copying console logs for debugging or sharing with colleagues?
    
    Console Copy Tool automatically captures all console messages and lets you copy them with a single click - perfectly formatted for sharing, documentation, or AI tools.
    
    
    * No More Manual Copying: Stop tediously selecting and copying console messages one by one
    * Never Miss Critical Errors: Automatically captures ALL console output, even if you weren't looking
    * Perfectly Formatted Output: Clean, structured text without emojis or unnecessary formatting
    * AI-Ready Logs: Ideal for pasting into ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI assistants for debugging help
    * Time-Saving: Retrieve console history even after refreshing or navigating away
    
    ✨ Features:
    * Automatic Capture: Starts recording as soon as a page loads - no manual activation needed
    * Comprehensive Coverage: Captures logs, errors, warnings, exceptions, network issues, and more
    * One-Click Copy: Copy all console messages with a single click
    * Persistent Storage: Keeps console messages for up to 1 hour
    * DevTools Integration: Custom panel in Chrome DevTools for viewing and managing messages
    * Multiple Access Points: Toolbar icon, context menu, and DevTools panel
    
    💻 Perfect For:
    * Web developers debugging complex issues
    * QA engineers documenting bugs
    * Teams collaborating on technical problems
    * Anyone who needs to share console output with AI tools or colleagues
    
    🔒 Privacy-Focused:
    All console messages are stored locally on your device and are automatically cleared after tabs are closed or after a timeout period. No data is ever sent to external servers.
    
    Stop wasting time manually copying console messages. Install Console Copy Tool today and streamline your debugging workflow!
    Console Copy Tool: AI-Ready Console Capture & Filter for Chrome DevTools
    
     Stop pasting 800-line console firehoses into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or Copilot.
    
     Console Copy Tool captures all Chrome DevTools console output, auto-detects the [Tag] prefixes that AI coding assistants love to use, and lets you copy a filtered subset — formatted as clean
     plain text — with a single click. Built for the AI-assisted development workflow.
    
     ✨ NEW: Auto-Detected Tag Filter
    
     When Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Aider add debug console.log calls, they almost always prefix them with [Tag] — things like [Auth], [ApiClient], [CartReducer]. Console Copy Tool
     detects these automatically and turns them into clickable filter chips so you can scope captured output to the exact subset you care about before copying.
    
     - Auto-detected chips for [Tag], [Mod:Sub], [Tag1][Tag2] prefixes
     - Click chips to filter; multiple chips OR-combine
     - Free-text search with -foo to exclude matching messages
     - "Include untagged" toggle for mixed real-world output
     - Filter respects Copy All — you only copy what's visible
     - Light + dark theme follows your DevTools preference
    
     🤖 Built for AI Debugging
    
     - AI-Ready Output: Clean plain text without emojis or formatting noise — drops straight into any LLM prompt
     - Tag-Scoped Copy: Send your assistant only the [Auth] logs, not the entire console
     - Source URLs and Line Numbers preserved on every captured entry for full context
     - Format-String Aware: correctly handles %c styled logs and CDP argument types
     - 5MB Clipboard Cap with control-character sanitization — safe to paste into terminals or chat without injection risks
    
     ✅ What It Captures
    
     - console.log, console.info, console.warn, console.error, console.debug
     - Stack traces from console.trace, console.assert, and explicit Error objects
     - Uncaught JavaScript exceptions and unhandled promise rejections
     - Network errors, fetch failures, runtime warnings
     - Date / RegExp / Error objects rendered as their human-readable form
    
     🛠️ Three Ways to Use It
    
     - Toolbar popup — Start/Stop Recording, Copy Logs, Clear, with active-filter indicator
     - DevTools panel — full chip filter UI, search box, and message list
     - Right-click context menu — quick copy without opening anything
    
     💻 Perfect For
    
     - Developers using Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Aider, or Windsurf
     - QA engineers attaching console output to bug tickets
     - Tech support staff capturing customer-reported console errors
     - Anyone debugging a complex issue and needing focused, copy-pasteable evidence
    
     🔒 Privacy-Focused
    
     - All capture is local-only — no network requests, no remote servers, no analytics
     - Captured messages live only in extension memory while a tab is open
     - Messages are deleted immediately when the tab closes
     - Host permission (<all_urls>) is requested only when you click "Start Recording" — not at install
     - Clipboard output is sanitized to strip control characters and ANSI escape sequences
     - Open source under the MIT license
    
     Install Console Copy Tool and ship debugging context to your AI assistant in one click. Less noise, faster fixes.
  • Apr 23, 2026
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    <all_urls>
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  • Apr 23, 2026
    permissions
    debugger, tabs, activeTab, clipboardWrite, contextMenus, scripting, storage
    debugger, tabs, clipboardWrite, contextMenus, scripting, storage

Permissions & access

Permissions
debuggertabsclipboardWritecontextMenusscriptingstorage
Host access
None declared

Screenshots

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About

Console Copy Tool: AI-Ready Console Capture & Filter for Chrome DevTools

 Stop pasting 800-line console firehoses into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or Copilot.

 Console Copy Tool captures all Chrome DevTools console output, auto-detects the [Tag] prefixes that AI coding assistants love to use, and lets you copy a filtered subset — formatted as clean
 plain text — with a single click. Built for the AI-assisted development workflow.

 ✨ NEW: Auto-Detected Tag Filter

 When Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Aider add debug console.log calls, they almost always prefix them with [Tag] — things like [Auth], [ApiClient], [CartReducer]. Console Copy Tool
 detects these automatically and turns them into clickable filter chips so you can scope captured output to the exact subset you care about before copying.

 - Auto-detected chips for [Tag], [Mod:Sub], [Tag1][Tag2] prefixes
 - Click chips to filter; multiple chips OR-combine
 - Free-text search with -foo to exclude matching messages
 - "Include untagged" toggle for mixed real-world output
 - Filter respects Copy All — you only copy what's visible
 - Light + dark theme follows your DevTools preference

 🤖 Built for AI Debugging

 - AI-Ready Output: Clean plain text without emojis or formatting noise — drops straight into any LLM prompt
 - Tag-Scoped Copy: Send your assistant only the [Auth] logs, not the entire console
 - Source URLs and Line Numbers preserved on every captured entry for full context
 - Format-String Aware: correctly handles %c styled logs and CDP argument types
 - 5MB Clipboard Cap with control-character sanitization — safe to paste into terminals or chat without injection risks

 ✅ What It Captures

 - console.log, console.info, console.warn, console.error, console.debug
 - Stack traces from console.trace, console.assert, and explicit Error objects
 - Uncaught JavaScript exceptions and unhandled promise rejections
 - Network errors, fetch failures, runtime warnings
 - Date / RegExp / Error objects rendered as their human-readable form

 🛠️ Three Ways to Use It

 - Toolbar popup — Start/Stop Recording, Copy Logs, Clear, with active-filter indicator
 - DevTools panel — full chip filter UI, search box, and message list
 - Right-click context menu — quick copy without opening anything

 💻 Perfect For

 - Developers using Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Aider, or Windsurf
 - QA engineers attaching console output to bug tickets
 - Tech support staff capturing customer-reported console errors
 - Anyone debugging a complex issue and needing focused, copy-pasteable evidence

 🔒 Privacy-Focused

 - All capture is local-only — no network requests, no remote servers, no analytics
 - Captured messages live only in extension memory while a tab is open
 - Messages are deleted immediately when the tab closes
 - Host permission (<all_urls>) is requested only when you click "Start Recording" — not at install
 - Clipboard output is sanitized to strip control characters and ANSI escape sequences
 - Open source under the MIT license

 Install Console Copy Tool and ship debugging context to your AI assistant in one click. Less noise, faster fixes.

Technical

Version
1.2.0
Manifest
V3
Size
58.0KiB
Min Chrome
88
Languages
1
Featured
No

Metadata

ID
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Developer ID
u35120442ef20284ee17baae7120f3a46
Developer Email
[email protected]
Created
Mar 11, 2025
Last Updated (Store)
Apr 23, 2026
Last Scraped
Jun 12, 2026
Website
Support URL

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