Paste a public page. It loads it in a real browser and records every uncaught error, console error and failed request, then separates the ones that are the page's fault from the ones that are not.
A developer's local path shipped in the build. Every visitor's browser tried to reach their own machine and failed. Use a relative or production URL for the asset, and grep the build output for localhost before deploying.
The only failing request out of 95. The vendor changed the expected fields, so none of the visitor data was being written. Update the snippet from the vendor, then confirm the dashboard starts moving again.
No worker-src in the policy, so a blob: worker the page created was refused by the browser. Add worker-src 'self' blob: to the Content Security Policy.
One load, no interaction. Errors that only happen when a visitor clicks, types or scrolls are not seen here. That is what a journey run in the pilot is for.
Code review checks the diff. ShipGuarde also checks the running product, so a release does not ship on the hope that nothing broke.
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