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How to Record and Replay Web Debugging Sessions with rrweb

Summary: Capture rolling DOM recordings alongside synchronized network requests and console errors, exporting everything into a standalone HTML replay player.

Why This Rule Matters for Developers & QA

Developers spend hours trying to reproduce vague bug reports like "the button didn't work". An exported ProxyCeptor replay lets you view the exact DOM state and network response at the precise millisecond of failure.

Step-by-Step Implementation Guide

Enable Rolling Session Recording

Activate Session Replay in ProxyCeptor settings to maintain an in-memory rolling buffer.

Reproduce the Bug

Navigate through your web application and trigger the error condition.

Export Standalone HTML

Click "Export Replay". Download a single HTML file containing the rrweb player, DOM mutations, and network requests that can be shared with teammates.

Configuration Snippet

How to Record and Replay Web Debugging Sessions with rrweb — proxyceptor-rule.json

JSON

1<!-- Standalone replay output: open in any browser -->
2<!DOCTYPE html>
3<html>
4  <head><title>ProxyCeptor Session Replay #492</title></head>
5  <body>
6    <!-- Bundled rrweb player with synchronized network drawer -->
7  </body>
8</html>

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