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Capture bugs in one click

The Annoture Chrome extension sits in your toolbar and captures everything a developer needs — screenshot, URL, browser, OS, and console errors — the moment you spot a bug.

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Set up in under 2 minutes

No configuration, no onboarding calls. Install and start capturing.

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Install the extension

Add Annoture to Chrome from the Web Store in one click. No configuration needed — just install and sign in.

02

Browse to the page with the bug

Navigate to any website or web app — production, staging, or localhost. The extension works everywhere.

03

Click the Annoture icon

Click the Annoture icon in your Chrome toolbar to activate QA mode. A toolbar appears at the bottom of the page.

04

Click Capture and describe the bug

Hit Capture, click anywhere on the page, add a title, set the priority, and submit. Done in under 10 seconds.

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Everything captured automatically

No more “what browser were you using?” — every report includes the full technical context.

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Screenshot
Full-page screenshot with your click position marked
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Page URL
The exact URL at the moment of capture
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Browser
Browser name and version (e.g. Chrome 124)
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Operating system
OS name and version
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Screen resolution
Display and viewport dimensions
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Console errors
Any JS errors or warnings logged at capture time
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Click position
Exact coordinates of where you clicked the bug
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Screen recording
Short recording of activity before capture (Team plan)

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Extension questions

Common questions about installing and using the Annoture Chrome extension.

Is the extension free to install?
Yes. The extension is free to install and use. Your plan (free or paid) is tied to your Annoture account, not the extension itself.
Do I need an account to use the extension?
Yes. You need to sign in to your Annoture account from the extension popup before you can capture bugs. You can sign up for free at annoture.com.
Does it work on any website?
Yes. The extension works on any URL you can open in Chrome — including production sites, staging environments, and localhost.
Will the extension slow down my browser?
No. The extension is inactive until you click the icon to activate QA mode. It has no background scripts running on pages you're not actively testing.
What permissions does the extension need and why?
The extension requests access to the active tab (to take a screenshot), scripting (to inject the QA toolbar), storage (to keep you logged in), and tabs (to identify the current page). All data is sent only to the Annoture servers when you explicitly submit a report.
Does Annoture support Firefox or Edge?
Currently Chrome only. Support for Edge, Brave, and Arc (all Chromium-based) is planned. Firefox support is on the roadmap.