EveryBug vs Bird Eats Bug: session files vs in-tab capture
Bird Eats Bug (and tools in the Jam neighborhood) is for the moment you are in the tab: screenshot or recording plus technical context. EveryBug is for the file you already have — or a live bug bash with a shared board. If your testers are engineers on a web app, browser capture is often faster for a single bug. If your testers recorded a walkthrough, you need a timeline. Also see EveryBug vs Jam.
Bird Eats Bug when the hunter is already in Chrome and needs logs. EveryBug when the evidence is a recording — or you need a bash, not a single capture.
FAQ
Is EveryBug an alternative to Bird Eats Bug?
For video review and group bashes, yes. For automatic console capture on a live page, Bird Eats Bug (or Jam) is still the more natural one-click path.
Does EveryBug capture console logs?
Via the Chrome extension (and a weaker widget wrap). Uploaded videos do not include logs that were never recorded.