[HN Gopher] Two surprises in browser crashes
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Two surprises in browser crashes
Author : Tomte
Score : 58 points
Date : 2023-01-04 19:50 UTC (3 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (neugierig.org)
(TXT) w3m dump (neugierig.org)
| sriram_sun wrote:
| > apparently some change there was causing lower-end browsers to
| crash.
|
| Was the change CSS specific or was it domain specific?
| latchkey wrote:
| > From this I took away an important lesson: even when your app
| is not pushing the boundaries of browsers, monitoring for crashes
| is probably worth it.
|
| What is your favorite tool for this?
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| I feel like years ago it was New Relic, Raygun, Sentry, etc...
| but it feels like we never hear about these tools or companies
| any more on HN. Is this not a sexy topic any more?
| navanchauhan wrote:
| I got to know about Sentry because they have a special offer
| for students, through the GitHub Student Developer Pack[0]. I
| searched for Sentry right now, through the search, and I am
| surprised how common it was to talk about these tools.
|
| If it wasn't for the GitHub pack, I would have never known
| about something like this. Maybe you are right, and it isn't a
| unique enough topic now :(
|
| [0] https://education.github.com/pack
| falcolas wrote:
| Observability has never been sexy. It's a lot of grunt work and
| boilerplate.
|
| That being said, New Relic has served us fairly well.
| Especially if you put in the grunt work for distributed tracing
| between the client and your servers.
| emptysea wrote:
| At least for me when building things the first thing I install
| after setting up a project is Sentry.
|
| They have a generous free tier and are open source so that's a
| plus too
| InCityDreams wrote:
| https://sentry.io/pricing/ ...if you're gonna go looking.
| [deleted]
| emptysea wrote:
| That report API is interesting, I've seen it used for csp errors
| but not for browser errors, I wonder if error monitoring services
| support it
| saagarjha wrote:
| Oh nice, a great way to get some feedback on whether my 1-click
| exploits are working!
| [deleted]
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