Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
How’s that? pins website feedback to the page
A website-review tool lets clients and teammates click an element and leave a comment with a screenshot, page address, browser, and screen size attached.
- For
- Web agencies, developers, and website reviewers
- Worth noticing
- The extension is described as using the reviewer’s browser session; review links instead rely on the service’s servers and only work where those servers can reach the site.
Field notes
The page contrasts an email thread with comments attached to specific interface elements, including sample notes about a button wrapping on a phone and prices that need updating. It says element references are stored in several ways so pins can survive class or copy changes; comments that lose their target are listed for reattachment. The extension and review-link routes have different access constraints, with only the former described for VPN-only or local sites.
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