Candy Logger v2 is here — a browser logger with a real UI

I just shipped Candy Logger v2 — a major rewrite of my JavaScript/TypeScript logging library. Candy Logger is now a browser-first logger with a floating UI that makes debugging much easier during development. Instead of just printing plain console messages, v2 gives you a structured table view, tagged logs, color-coded levels, real-time search/filtering, dark/light theme support, JSON export, and draggable/resizable UI controls. It is also zero-dependency. (GitHub) One important change in this release: v2 is browser-only. I removed the old Node.js / terminal support, so if you still need the legacy terminal experience, v1.x is the version to stay on. This release is focused on giving frontend developers a much better in-browser debugging workflow. (GitHub) What’s new in v2? Complete browser-focused rewrite New table-view logger UI Custom tagged logging 6 color-coded log levels Per-row actions like copy, bookmark, and delete Real-time search and filtering Dark / light theme toggle JSON