FAQ

Hover Console is designed to work directly within your webpage, eliminating the need to switch back and forth between the browser console and the web page. It offers in-page debugging with a more intuitive and real-time insights.

Hover Console enhances the debugging process by providing instant error insights directly on the page, supporting real-time error detection and efficient logging. With features like one-click actions (e.g., copying messages, searching errors on Google), you can speed up your workflow. It also supports various log levels such as log, info, warn, error, and so on making it easy to spot issues.

Currently, Hover Console is compatible with popular browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Brave. To get started, simply add the extension from the official website or your browser’s extension store, then follow the instructions for setup.

Yes, Hover Console allows you to customize the console’s appearance and position. You can resize and move the console anywhere on the page to suit your needs.

Hover Console monitors for JavaScript errors in real-time and instantly logs them on the page, allowing you to quickly see what’s going wrong without having to open the standard browser console. This helps catch errors as they happen, making it easier to troubleshoot and fix issues on the spot.

Yes, Hover Console is framework-agnostic. Whether you’re working with Vanilla JavaScript, React, Angular, Vue, or other frameworks/libraries, Hover Console can help you detect and debug JavaScript errors.

Hover Console can detect and log common JavaScript errors, warnings, and info messages. It helps you debug syntax errors, runtime errors, and other issues related to JavaScript execution.

Hover Console offers different pricing plans, including a limited free version. For full access to all features, you may need to subscribe to a premium plan.

Hover Console is designed to seamlessly integrate into your existing workflow by providing in-page debugging and direct access to error logs, making it easier to identify and fix issues without disrupting your workflow.

Currently, Hover Console is focused on individual developer productivity, but plans to introduce team collaboration features may be in the pipeline. Team members can still share debugging insights by exporting logs or using shared projects. See our upcoming features

Not at the moment, but this feature is planned for a future update. See our upcoming features

Currently, Hover Console does not support Firefox or Safari, but we are planning to add support for these browsers in the future. See our upcoming features

Yes, Hover Console offers AI-powered debugging that provides detailed insights, including the cause of the error, potential solutions, and code examples to fix the issue.

We use the Gemini API to power our AI-based debugging suggestions.

No, we do not store API keys on our servers. They are kept securely in the browser’s local storage.