UI Remarks

Pin comments to website elements. Reply, resolve threads, export JSON, or copy page feedback as Markdown.

UI Remarks puts feedback exactly where it belongs: on the website you are reviewing. PIN FEEDBACK TO ANY ELEMENT Click the extension, choose Add comment, and select an element. Write in the compact composer beside your pin. Open a pin to reply, resolve a thread, or reopen it. Pins follow their elements as the page scrolls and changes layout. A CALM, FLOATING WORKSPACE Translucent surfaces, backdrop blur, and violet accents keep feedback readable without hiding the page. The composer expands as you type. Search comments and replies in the sidebar, preview a thread on hover, and switch between open and resolved feedback. Light and dark appearances follow your system. Motion and transparency preferences are respected. TURN FEEDBACK INTO ACTION Copy all feedback on the current page as Markdown, including the page URL, element selectors, replies, and thread status. Paste it into an issue, document, or development chat. Download JSON for a backup or transfer, and import it on the same URL. Existing threads are preserved; imports do not merge replies into existing threads. LOCAL BY DEFAULT No account, website integration, backend, analytics, advertising, or live team sync. Comments stay in this Chrome profile. The extension does not send your comments or page content to its developer. Copying and exporting happen only when you request them. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS C: add a comment while the overlay is active and you are not typing. Escape: close a menu or thread, or cancel placement. Command/Ctrl + Enter: send. Alt/Option + Shift + C: toggle the extension, subject to Chrome shortcut settings. PLEASE NOTE Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, PDF viewers, cross-origin iframe content, and elements inside site shadow roots are unsupported. Comments belong to the page URL, including query parameters; hash fragments share a discussion. If an element changes or disappears, its pin uses the original document position. Names are labels, not verified identities.