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Lucas MendesMar 12, 2024
Nonstop network issues in the background to sockjs.pusher.com.
Erik Johannes JungNov 16, 2023
I think it is one of the better bug reporting extentions. I just wish it wasn't that expensive. I rarely get the expense approved in small teams or startups. This leads to us using other tools and, by the time the team grows, no one cares to make the switch anymore. There should be an option to get started for under 10$. Especially since it doesn't work for public feedback: the icon says BH instead of informing the user somehow that it is to "send us feedback".
Hassan M. SaddiqueOct 16, 2023
The collaboration UI doesn't open on a website that I have to collaborate on and also the the UX is really poor, waster of a lot of time.
Jack BoyesNov 10, 2022
Great tool EXCEPT the bugherd button on the bottom right of the screen is placed SOOO poorly for web development. The save button on wordpress themes is almost always in the bottom right corner and it is impossible to hit save when this chrome extension is added. It is frustrating. Especially because this tool is meant to help in web development and developer communication. Seems like that was a huge over site, I am surprised I am the only one experiencing this. If you guys can fix this, I wo... Show more
Feargal WalshOct 6, 2022
Like the idea, one question that's blocking us from signing up is why does the Chrome extension need such extensive permissions as "Read and change all your data on all websites" , why can't it just run on sites that you've added as projects?
BugHerd DevsDeveloperOct 19, 2022
Hi Feargal, We ask for permission for 'all sites' to make the process far more streamlined for our users. When you add a URL to your BugHerd project and then go to that URL, our users expect BugHerd to just appear (like magic!). If we changed permissions to 'run on sites that you've added as projects', every time you went to a new project URL you'd have to click the extension, click allow and then refresh the page - which is cumbersome. This can be even more confusing by users called 'guests' in BugHerd - they expect to install the extension and everything 'just works'. If you're still looking at BugHerd but still concerned about permissions, a great alternative is using our Javascript embed instead of the extension. That way you don't have to install anything in your browser and BugHerd will appear wherever you've put the snippet. Read more about that here: https://support.bugherd.com/hc/en-us/articles/204171450-Installing-the-JavaScript Cheers, James
Jon HammondApr 13, 2022
The extension/software wastes too much of my time
Jonathan SkainesNov 21, 2019
Awesome tool for tracking UX feedback!
BugHerd DevsDeveloperJan 6, 2020
Thank you Jonathan! We're stoked to hear you're loving using BugHerd.
Scott JacquesNov 7, 2019
Game changer. Have been a huge fan of Bugherd since I first saw it. The time savings and efficiencies it creates for our team is immense. Looking forward to seeing the continued evolution of the product!
BugHerd DevsDeveloperNov 12, 2019
We are so thrilled to hear you're loving the updates and the continued efficiencies using our product. Thank you so much for your kinds words Scott!
A Chrome Web Store userFeb 26, 2019
keeps disappearing, very frustrating
BugHerd DevsDeveloperMay 21, 2019
Hi there. That must be quite frustrating and something we'd love to help you troubleshoot. If you email us at support at bugherd dot com we'd be keen to figure this one our with you.
Torrance ScottMar 7, 2017
Screenshots. of bugs. No need to decipher clients. It's great.