error-tracking-web

To add PostHog error tracking, integrate the PostHog JavaScript SDK and initialize it using posthog.init before calling other methods to capture client-side exceptions and autocapture page interactions.

Yes, PostHog error tracking works with single-page app frameworks and traditional websites, capturing client-side errors and autocapturing page interactions across both architectures.

PostHog autocapture privacy guidelines require avoiding PII in event properties to ensure user data protection when instrumenting web applications for error tracking and page interaction capture.

Configuring source maps for PostHog error tracking surfaces issues quickly by mapping minified client-side JavaScript errors back to original source code, enabling accurate issue diagnosis and triage.

Yes, you can configure alerting in PostHog to surface critical client-side errors quickly, allowing you to triage exceptions, view issue details, and alert on important web application failures.

The best way to monitor client-side exceptions is using PostHog's JavaScript SDK to instrument error reporting, enabling autocapture, issue management, and source map configuration for web application diagnosis.