Replay.io is developing time travel-enabled browser development tools that enhance debugging capabilities and tackle reproducibility issues by allowing users to share replays. The concept of time travel in debugging involves recording and deterministically replaying browser activities, focusing on JavaScript-level consistency rather than C++-level precision. Key to this process is managing non-determinism in browser operations, which Replay.io addresses through a systematic approach to identifying and resolving divergences, or "crashes," by categorizing issues and implementing diagnostic asserts. With 96 known issues and an estimated 162 remaining in Chrome, the team employs a strategy to prioritize fixing the most impactful issues, aiming to reduce crashes by 80% by addressing 30% of the problems, aligning with an 80/30 distribution model. This method not only helps predict timelines for resolving top issues but also aids in achieving real-time, low-overhead recording for improved replayability.