We've updated Sentry Docs to better reflect the Event fields we apply data scrubbing by default when using our Require Using Default Scrubbers feature.

The tree compare tool helps diagnose hydration errors in React by identifying and time stamping DOM mutations, with detailed context for debugging.

See the differences between client-rendered and server-rendered HTML when hydration occurs on your app to debug the problem faster and improve your site's web performance.

Replay now has Web Vital breadcrumbs, which show the Web Vital score as well as the elements contributing to that score.

Actionable hydration errors based on replay data are now available for early adopters.

We’re excited to finally announce that Session Replay is now available for mobile applications in open beta for React Native, iOS and Android. Session Replay lets developers see a visual reproduction of user engagement with their app, so you can understand when, where, and how an error is impacting your app without having to repro it yourself or talk to a customer.

End-users can send screenshots as part of their feedback to provide more context, so you can get to the root of the problem faster.

Sentry will now auto-detect feedback submissions likely to be spam and route them to a separate folder, which spares you from a notification while improving the quality of your inbox. You can also manually categorize feedback as spam or not spam, or opt-out of this feature.

End-users can submit bug reports anytime with the new widget, and Sentry will then link that to available rich debugging context, including replays, errors, and tags such as URL, so you can get to the root of the problem faster.

If you're using React and having a hard time deciphering CSS selectors, use our new component name plugin.