in addition to capturing log statements, also send them to console.log
try not to scrape properties that are getters
trackNodes() lets you periodically check for new nodes.
previously, the only way to know about new nodes was to call connect() and look for DOM changes, which you cannot do in (say) node.js
add timestamps to invocations so that they can be ordered relatives to log events from other sources (such as when debugging a page in Chrome and a node.js app at the same time, for example)
better object previews, when possible
bump to 0.1.5