JBug — Bug Reporter for Jira

JBug turns a bug you just hit into a complete Jira ticket in one click — with the technical evidence a developer actually needs, captured automatically before you even press the button. WHAT IT CAPTURES AUTOMATICALLY - Network requests — the last 100 calls with full request and response headers and bodies, exported as a standard .har file you can drag straight into DevTools. Authorization and Cookie headers are redacted automatically. - Console output — the last 300 lines plus every uncaught JavaScript error. - Session replay — roughly the last 60 seconds of page interaction, attached as a self-contained HTML file the developer can play back like a video. All typed input is masked. - A red badge on the toolbar icon shows how many JavaScript errors the current tab has thrown, so you notice problems before they become visible. WHAT YOU ADD - A native screenshot with a built-in editor: rectangle, arrow, freehand pen, highlighter, text, and a blur tool for hiding sensitive data before it reaches your tracker. - Optional screen recording, up to two minutes. - Optional AI assist: turn rough notes into a structured report with Steps to reproduce, Expected result and Actual result. Bring your own key from Anthropic, OpenAI or Google — no key, no button. JIRA INTEGRATION - Creates the issue under your own Jira account, so the reporter is you — not a shared service user. - Set assignee, epic, sprint, status, priority and labels straight from the report panel. Issues land in the active sprint instead of the backlog. - Failed requests appear as a table inside the issue description, so most tickets can be diagnosed without opening a single attachment. - The environment (staging or production) is detected from the URL and added as a label automatically. - Duplicate detection: as you type the title, JBug shows similar existing issues — and lets you attach your evidence to one of them instead of filing another ticket. BUILT FOR PRIVACY - Capture runs only on the sites you explicitly add in settings. Every other site is untouched. - Nothing is sent to the developer of this extension. There are no analytics and no servers in the middle — your data goes only to your own Jira site. - Your Jira token stays in your browser's local storage. REQUIREMENTS A Jira Cloud account and an Atlassian API token, which you create in one minute from your own Atlassian profile.