Call for beta testers of browser extension for better Debug.log output

[kraklin]

@ymtszw

Is it intrinsic limitation of browser extension? By that I mean, browser extensions are lazily loaded after the page load so they cannot intervene events that happened before they are loaded?

I would say so. The extension is injecting the page after it has been load so I’d say there can be delay between you start sending Debug.log straight away and console.log being hooked up. As oppose to the NPM package which is being initialized before Elm even starts. I’m new to the whole extension space, so maybe it is somehow possible, but I’m afraid that there still be some delay between page being loaded and extension kicks in.