Bugs in web apps often reach users before QA or testing catches them
Development teams struggle to catch real user-facing bugs before release, since manual QA and unit tests don't fully exercise how an app behaves under actual usage. When issues do surface in production, engineers often lack the session context needed to reproduce and fix the root cause quickly.
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