Integrations

Chrome extension

Report a bug on any website, even one Usero is not installed on. Click the Usero icon, describe what broke, hit send. The report lands in your inbox with a screenshot, the recent console output, and a snapshot of the page. With a repo connected, that report becomes an AI-authored pull request you review and merge.

The extension works on staging URLs, internal tools, and client preview sites where no widget is embedded. No script tag on the target site, no code changes.

Two ways to capture

Popup bug capture. Click the Usero icon in your toolbar, write what went wrong, and hit Capture. The extension grabs a screenshot of the visible page, the last 50 console entries, the page URL, and a sanitized HTML snapshot (scripts and inline event handlers stripped). All four travel with your report, so the fix targets the page the user actually saw.

Usero popup capturing a bug with a screenshot, console tail, and a note

Highlight to send. Select text on any page, right-click, and choose "Send to Usero". The selection, the page URL, and the title land in your inbox. Use it to forward what people say about your product on Reddit, support threads, and review sites straight into the same feedback queue as your bug reports.

Highlighting text on a page and sending it to Usero from the right-click menu

Signing in

Sign-in is a magic link, no password. If you are already signed in to usero.io in the same browser, the extension picks up that session and you are ready on the first capture. If not, enter your email in the popup and click the link we send. That is the whole setup.

Where reports land

Every capture arrives in your workspace inbox next to feedback from your widget, Slack, and email. A Chrome capture shows the screenshot inline, the console tail, and a downloadable bundle with the full DOM snapshot.

If the workspace has a GitHub repo connected, one click turns the report into a pull request. Usero reads the console errors and DOM state, opens a PR with a first pass at the fix, and you review the diff before merging.

A Usero capture turned into an AI-authored pull request on GitHub

What it captures, and when

The extension reads a page in exactly two cases, both started by you. Nothing runs in the background.

  1. You click the icon and hit Capture. Usero reads the screenshot, URL, console tail, and sanitized HTML from that tab, at that moment.
  2. You select text and choose "Send to Usero". Usero sends the selected text plus the page URL and title.

It cannot read any other tab, and it cannot read the active tab until you click. Full details are in the Chrome extension section of the privacy policy.

Set up the rest of your inbox

The extension feeds the same inbox as every other source. See the integrations overview to connect GitHub for one-click PRs, or wire up Slack and email ingest.