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Point to a webpage issue. Share annotated screenshots and DOM context with your AI coding assistant. Local-only. No account. Show your AI what to change, and exactly where it is on the page. For example, the "New project" button on your website looks too pale. Open Feedback, click the button, and write "Make this button darker." Export the annotated screenshot and page context, then share them with the AI coding assistant you already use. Feedback is for people reviewing websites built with tools such as Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. It helps you keep your feedback attached to the right element or area of a webpage. Available in English and Simplified Chinese. The interface follows your browser's UI language; other languages use English. Your comments stay in the language you write them in. How it works: 1. Open the extension, or press Option+F on macOS / Alt+F on Windows or Linux. 2. Click an element, or drag to select an area. 3. Write a comment and continue reviewing the page. 4. Click Export. The Markdown context is copied to your clipboard. Preview, copy, or download the screenshots. 5. Paste the Markdown and relevant screenshots into your AI coding assistant. What you get: - Annotated screenshots with highlights, arrows, and your full comments. - Markdown with your feedback, page URL, element selectors, and DOM summaries. - Multiple comments on the same page, with draggable labels and collapsible pins. - Element and area annotations for buttons, text, spacing, and layout issues. Privacy: - No account required. - Page content, comments, and screenshots are processed locally. - No analytics, ads, or remote AI calls from the extension. - You choose when to copy, download, or share the exported material. Good to know: - Works on regular HTML webpages. Browser settings pages, extension stores, and built-in PDF viewers are not supported. - Comments stay in the current page session. Export them before refreshing or closing the tab. - Screenshots include visible page content. Check for sensitive information before sharing. - Feedback prepares context for your coding assistant; your coding assistant performs the code changes.