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Ticketus browser extension Ticketus is a Chrome and Firefox extension that removes the constant back-and-forth between the page you're working on and GitLab. Your whole issue workflow lives in one compact extension window. **Features:** - 📋 **Projects and issues** — browse projects, filter and paginate issues, view full detail with discussions and comments. - ✍️ **Rich text editor** — formatted text (bold, lists, checklists) and Markdown instead of a plain textarea. - ⏱️ **Time tracking** — log spent time straight from the issue card. - 🖼️ **One-click screenshots** — capture the current page and attach it to a new issue. - 🔀 **Multi-instance GitLab** — connect several GitLab instances (including self-hosted) under one Ticketus account and switch between them without re-logging in. - 🌍 **Localization** — interface in English and Russian. - 🔐 **Dedicated Ticketus account** — sign in with email/password or GitLab, with credentials synced on the backend. **PRO features:** - 🐞 **Automatic error detection** — Ticketus notices network failures, uncaught JS exceptions, CSP violations, and console errors on any page you visit, and offers to create a ticket with the details pre-filled. An optional "Debugger Mode" catches what's otherwise invisible — like exceptions from code typed directly into the DevTools Console. - ⌨️ **Global hotkeys** — create issues without manually opening the popup. Ticketus doesn't replace GitLab — it removes the friction between "I spotted a bug" and "there's a ticket for it."
Aug 6, 2026
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