I Built a Chrome Extension to Make JavaScript State Debugging Less Painful I recently published my Chrome extension, Dweav (Data Weave) Trace , on the Chrome Web Store. It started from a simple frustration: console.log() is useful... until your app state starts changing across multiple steps, components, events, API responses, user actions, and hidden edge cases. At that point, debugging becomes less about understanding your application and more about digging through a noisy console trying to remember what changed, when it changed, and why. So I built Dweav Trace . What is Dweav Trace? Dweav Trace is an offline-first Chrome extension for tracing JavaScript application state inside the browser. The basic idea is simple. Instead of scattering random logs everywhere, you can send structured state snapshots to Dweav Trace and view them in a chronological timeline.…