I have already reviewed our Mozilla transaction recorder, and in this article you can find out more about our Mozilla Firefox Test Tools toolbar and current status extensions.

If you do not want to keep your Websitepulse control panel open at all times, but you need to run manual tests every once in a while or see the status of your targets in real time, you can use these two extensions to ease your life.

Do you own an online store or an online booking site? Are you losing revenue due to problems with the availability and performance of your applications? If you want to make sure that everything is working correctly and not finding out about slow response times and downtimes from your clients, you can use one of our application levels of monitoring.

If you want to generate a report regarding a specific target and you know the type of data you are looking for, you can use our Report Wizard to get the desired results. Since we have hundreds of different reports, if you are new to the system or you have not used the reports’ section yet, the easiest way to get the data needed is to use the report wizard.

To get to the Report Wizard, go to the Reports section of the control panel. There are basically 4 major types of reports which you can generate:

I have already reviewed the test tools extension and the transaction recorder extension, so I’m not going to introduce you to WebSitePulse Current Status Chrome Extension. Once you have installed it, you should be able to see its icon on the top right-hand corner of your browser: 

I have already reviewed our Chrome transaction recorder extension in a previous post where I explained into detail how to record a transaction using this specific extension. Now it’s time to look at our Test tools and Current Status Chrome extension, so stay tuned.

To get to Chrome web store, go to menu -> tools -> extensions or follow this link - chrome.google.com/webstore.