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A Santa’s hat and some awesome christmas music - that are the perfect ingredients for a shining christmas time :)

We created some neat GitHub library to christmasify your web worker’s life. Now it’s up to you to upgrade you team page!

At least for me that's the main painpoint which cannot be solved by email alone.

The single most important issue with email: Team Inboxes.

As soon as more than one person works with an inbox, it sucks big time.

But I agree - email will last forever, nearly none of the products you mentioned work without an email notification feature.

Oh, I forgot: You can add the Usersnap widget even to your live website, so your customers can leave feedback without installing a chrome extension :-)

Nice approach. It's often forgotten that the design process does not stop in Photoshop / "the PNG world".

Usersnap offers a similar chrome + firefox extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/usersnap/khehmhbaa...

You can even annotate right in the browser, without leaving the current page (other than the invision extension).

Yep, we know sentry! Usersnap focus on client-side recording of user-reported bugs - you'll even get a screenshot of the current situation.

Link to the chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/usersnap/khehmhbaa...

Where is Austria?

original link: http://usersnap.com/blog/de-paint-ize-world-efficient-happie...

I think https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7486837 is meant.

You're right - every user action / step is hard for support. We tackled this problem with Usersnap (https://usersnap.com ) - devs will get accurate information (Browser + OS version and a screenshot) directly with the bug report!

For all Git users which hate SVN branching - I've added this small shell extension last year: https://github.com/grexi/snippets/tree/master/svnaliases

I like the idea, but the tone of the docs is a little too rough for me (although I don't consider myself a functional snob).

http://www.snapbugz.com/p/98f1d5a6

No, no technical issues :-)

Looks like the page minichan.org does a referer-check for all images to prevent hotlinking.

a lot. really a lot.

The creation part of snapbugz is just not ready for mobile/touch usage as UX patterns on the annotation part are different. However, the result / collaboration part is already finished: http://www.snapbugz.com/p/88a7a69a

Creating on mobile is on our agenda for the next week. In the meantime, have a look at the result page for mobiles please: http://www.snapbugz.com/p/88a7a69a

You can extend the storage time by inviting others to discuss - 1day per invite. (If you already have sth like a bug tracker / pm in place - look at https://usersnap.com ).

For full HTTPS / IP-Restriction / Auth / external bug tracker support, please have a look at https://usersnap.com - this could fit your professional requirements.

For all on mobiles - here is an example result page: http://www.snapbugz.com/p/88a7a69a

It's done by Usersnap: https://usersnap.com/

Thanks for your points.

Indeed we tried to solve some of your points at http://usersnap.com (the technology behind snapbugz). We integrate with different, existing bug trackers but made the experience that there are many people who still rely on email as a bug tracker.

For all having this "desktop" issue on real desktops - please give us more information via hello @ snapbugz.com. Kudos!

Thanks for the input!

Have a look at http://usersnap.com :-)

A responsive version of hackernews would be not that difficult.

Well, in fact it's just the result page of the Usersnap examples and no polished landing page. But I've corrected it for you!

Another use case of our customers: in-app bugtracking - they work day by day in the web app and can submit bug reports or feature ideas while they are working. Because of that, many papercuts can be fixed which would not have been reported normally.

Your QA doesn't have to install an extension. Imagine cross-browser or cross-device testing (desktop, mobile, even IE!) or imagine the feedback comes from your (development) customers. Usually, you'll get unstructured emails with near-zero screenshots / meta information.