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Fixes the misplaced Status field and displays Resolution labels in Jira ticket views Sometimes, unilateral changes require unilateral response. This extension puts back where they belong both Status and Resolution fields. For all Jira tickets. ## The Problem: Atlassian moved the Status field to an inconvenient position, making it harder to quickly see and interact with ticket status. The Resolution field was also misplaced, disrupting daily workflows across teams. ## The Response: This extension takes matters into its own hands by: Repositioning the Status field to its proper, accessible location on Jira ticket pages Restoring Resolution labels next to the status where they belong when tickets are resolved Cleaning up dropdown clutter in resolution displays for better readability Working automatically - no configuration needed, just install and go Preserving all functionality - maintains original Jira features while fixing the layout ## How It Works: - Smart Detection: Automatically finds and repositions status fields on any Jira page - Resolution Visibility: Shows clear resolution status with clean, readable labels - Dynamic Content Support: Handles Jira's dynamic loading and single-page navigation - Responsive Design: Adapts to different screen sizes and Jira layouts - Non-disruptive: Works alongside existing Jira functionality without interfering - Privacy-focused: No data processing - everything runs locally in your browser ## For Teams Who Need: - Project managers requiring quick status visibility - Development teams working with multiple Jira tickets - Users who prefer the previous Status field placement - Anyone looking to restore their efficient Jira workflow - Take back control of your Jira interface and restore the workflow that works for you. ## Open Source & Contributing: This extension is open source and welcomes contributions! Check out the source code, report issues, or submit improvements at: https://github.com/jonymaster/jira-status-fixer
Oct 8, 2025
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