: Automatically detect browser specific issues from usage statistics Suppose you have a website that sells dog food (why not?) to people using a variety of browsers. Is there some way to automatically
Suppose you have a website that sells dog food (why not?) to people using a variety of browsers.
Is there some way to automatically be notified if sales (or some other activity) suddenly stops for a specific browser/version?
I'm sure it's technically possible to do, but I can't find any tools for it.
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One thing that I have done is implemented logging of client side JavaScript errors to the server. See: Logging Clientside JavaScript Errors on Server
This involves:
Putting in a JavaScript function to catch all error events
Firing off an AJAX call to the server in that function
Creating a server side script to capture that output and log it
Creating a report of that data to figure out what the common problems are
It does a decent job of detecting errors that happen frequently in browsers that may not be otherwise well tested. I've found the limits of it are:
If you have ads or other 3rd party JavaScript, you may get errors that are unrelated to your own code
It doesn't detect problems that do not trigger a JavaScript error. This will include infinite loops, early termination, and non-JavaScript problems.
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