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.

Are users smashing buttons on your site expecting something to happen? Now you can get alerted to rage clicks within Sentry to take action on them as soon as they occur. With rage click issues, you can get all the handy workflow components that come with Sentry issues to triage your rage clicks (i.e., resolve, assign, archive, etc.) as well as the debugging context needed to resolve them.

Replays have always been a crucial part of the debugging workflow, but required leaving the issue in order to do so. Now embedded directly within the issue details page, Replay clips offer a way to save you precious time and context switching.

Identify signs of user frustration with rage click issues in Sentry - a series of rapid clicks on an the same unresponsive element.

We're excited to announce canvas support is now available in beta for Session Replay videos. For all websites/apps that leverage HTML canvas elements, you...

If you’re using Next.js with Sentry’s Session Replay, we’ve launched an experimental Hydration Error diff tool.

We revamped the layout of the Replay Details page for a better viewing experience, especially when viewing replays from mobile devices. Here are some...

Now you can easily find actionable replays at the top of the Session Replay page. At first glance, you can see which selectors are most problematic and...