Webload Troubleshooter

Detailed Description
WebLoad Troubleshooter adds a "WebLoad" panel to Chrome DevTools that gives you instant visibility into why a page isn't loading or working correctly.

What it does
When you open DevTools on any page, WebLoad Troubleshooter automatically monitors network activity, security policy violations, and JavaScript errors — then organizes everything into four clear tabs:

Blocked / Failed Requests
See requests that never completed — DNS failures, connection resets, firewall blocks, ad-blocker interference (net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT), and more. Instantly identify which resources are being prevented from loading and why.

CSP Violations
Content Security Policy blocking your scripts, styles, or images? This tab shows exactly which directive was violated, the blocked URI, and the source file and line number responsible.

JavaScript Errors
Catch uncaught exceptions and unhandled promise rejections with full source location details (file, line, column). No more guessing which script broke.

All Requests
A complete log of every network request with color-coded HTTP status codes (green for 2xx, orange for 3xx, red for 4xx/5xx), request type, and CSP header presence.

Key Features
Real-time monitoring — data auto-refreshes every 2 seconds
Summary bar — at-a-glance counts of total requests, failures, HTTP errors, CSP violations, and JS errors
Search & filter — quickly find specific requests or errors across all columns
Badge counts — each tab shows a count so you know where to look first
Zero configuration — just open DevTools and go
Built for developers who need to:
Debug pages broken by ad blockers or content filters
Troubleshoot Content Security Policy rules
Find blocked third-party scripts and dependencies
Identify network failures (DNS, timeouts, connection resets)
Track down JavaScript errors affecting page load
Privacy & Performance
No data collection — everything stays local in your browser
No external servers — the extension never sends data anywhere
Minimal overhead — lightweight, per-tab memory usage that's cleared automatically
Manifest V3 — built on Chrome's modern, secure extension platform