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Javascript utility to dynamically track and report errors in pages

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this is more of a nitpick than an actual issue, the limit of 2048 chars applies to GET, not to POST and the url that is requested by jserrlog is...

The php example on the docs page uses a pattern that is not xss safe, while this may not be directly exploitable if the report script is setting the correct...

I have observed a lot of identical reports for a page where I assume some kind of javascript animation is wrong so that it references an undefined object on mouse...

I wonder if it would be better to have the same uid when more than one error is reported on a page for one user (e.g. the user causes 2...

at the moment payload is passed from front-end to backend via a dynamically injected script reference (which allows responses to be passed back). add option to also report via a...

Backend
JavaScript

at the moment when dealing with minified JS jsErrLog is unable to provide any more intelligent backtracking to the original source error. Would be advantageous to provide the ability to...

Backend
JavaScript

Currently the reporting UI is very limited Adding support for pagination and filtering would be a good first step additional features could include - track timeline for a particular error...

Backend

Similar to the existing XMPP support a facility to add notification via email would be beneficial Would require similar functionality - self registration (with some form of validation) - anti...

Backend

The current XMPP interface in the AppEngine component is limited in a number of respects - message floods (if you get lots of errors), so needs a rate limited for...

Backend

We are big fans of jQuery and I stumbled across [this post](http://blogs.cozi.com/techold/2008/04/javascript-erro.html) that talks about how to catch errors in jQuery. Obviously not everyone are interested in this, so I...

JavaScript