Feedback capture
The global "Send feedback" dialog lets anyone drag a region or click an element to attach a real screenshot, review and highlight it (OK / Redo / Cancel) before keeping it; uploads go to a pending/ prefix with a 24h R2 lifecycle and are claimed to a permanent key on submit, so un-submitted shots auto-expire, no cron.
What it is
The Send feedback dialog (open with ⌘/Ctrl+Shift+F, or ⌘/Ctrl+Shift+G to jump straight into capture) lets you point at exactly what you mean instead of describing it in words. You can:
- Drag a region or click an element on the page to attach a real screenshot of it (plus the element's location so we can find it in code).
- Review each capture before it sticks. Right after you grab a shot, a
preview appears where you can draw on it to highlight the problem, then
choose:
- OK: keep the (highlighted) shot.
- Redo: throw it away and grab another.
- Cancel: discard it.
- Paste or upload an image instead, and re-annotate any attached shot later from the dialog.
Pick what you're sending at the top of the dialog:
- Feedback: an idea or complaint about the page you're on. It lands on our page-progress board next to that page, where we grade and act on it.
- Support: something broken or blocking you that needs an answer. It goes to the support inbox and a human replies.
Highlighting the screenshot is the point: a marked-up capture tells us, and the agent that acts on the feedback. Precisely what to change.
Beta page review widget
A floating, movable rating widget shown only to approved beta users so they can grade the page they are on (how well it works, how it looks, how useful it is) and jump to the feedback dialog.
Navigation prefetching
Nav links load the next page in the background the moment you aim at them, so the click lands on content instead of a spinner.