Browser Run - Inspect logs, network requests, and DOM in Session Recordings
Browser Run Session Recordings now include an Inspect panel with Logs, Network, and DOM tabs, allowing you to search console output, view detailed network requests with HAR export, inspect page structure, and access recorded data via API without reproducing sessions.
Browser Run Session Recordings now include an Inspect panel, giving you more context to understand what happened during a browser session without having to reproduce it.
The Logs tab lets you search captured console output and filter messages by level. The Network tab shows each request's method, status, headers, payload, response, and timing waterfall, with the option to download the session's network activity as a HAR file.
You can also retrieve recorded network activity via API as raw JSON or a HAR file for use in your own debugging and analysis workflows.
The DOM tab provides an expandable view of the page structure at the end of the recording and lets you copy the reconstructed HTML. For sessions with multiple browser tabs, the Inspect panel updates to show data for the tab selected in the recording viewer.
To get started, enable recording when launching a browser session. After the session closes, open Browser Run > Runs in the Cloudflare dashboard ↗ and select the recording icon next to the session.
Refer to the Session recording documentation for setup instructions and current limits.
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