Hey Bubblers, I just released “Feedback Screenshot Widget” — a plugin to make it easier to get user feedback and bugs by capturing screenshots and annotations directly on the page.
Demo recording:
Here are key features:
Users can draw directly on the page to highlight certain elements on the page
Users can provide a text comment of their feedback
From the Bubble editor, you can save the screenshots and feedback text directly to your database to create a list of feedback
The plugin also returns the page height, width, browser info, and operating system for quick troubleshooting!
I just pushed an update for the Feedback Screenshot Widget that enables you to customize several more properties of this plugin. You can now customize these new fields:
The text of the default button that opens/closes the feedback mode
The text of the submit button
The text of the placeholder input (for your feedback comment)
The color of the buttons on the plugin
You can view the live demo page to see the updates. Here’s a screenshot of the new plugin properties:
As always, don’t hesitate to provide any feedback!
Hi All, I just pushed another update for the Feedback Screenshot Widget – you can now customize the screenshot image file format (the two options are .png and .jpg).
You can view the run mode demo here. Enjoy and let me know if you have any feedback!
Hey @uzair7175 – yes, you can use a standard Bubble element to initiate the feedback mode! For instance, you can use a toggle element or floating group element and use a workflow action called “Open Feedback Mode” when your elements are clicked
@uzair7175 yep, use the on the workflows tab, use the “Feedback Screenshot has been generated” event. It takes a couple of seconds for the feedback screenshot to be generated, and this event can be used to save the feedback screenshot. Just use the states on the Feedback Screenshot element (such as Feedback Screenshot Image URL, Screen Width, Screen Height, etc). You can also send the image via an email.
Can I type greater than 1 comment at a time? For example, I can highlight a button and then comment on it. Then, I can highlight another button or text and then comment on that. Only after that I press submit
Hey @Nick_1, currently, you can add a single comment at a time, meaning that you can highlight something on your page, enter a comment, and press submit. If you want to enter multiple comments at a time, you’ll have to repeat!