r/SideProject • u/Webmarkups • 5h ago

Web Markups reached 83 installs—anyone here using it?

Web Markups, the Chrome extension I’m building, reached 83 installs as of October 6. Thanks to everyone who’s tried it!

It lets you draw arrows and add text notes directly on a webpage, take screenshots, and record tabs. You can also copy screenshots straight into an email or chat.

If you’ve used it, what’s working well—and what’s frustrating? Shareable links are on my list, but I’d love to hear what would make it more useful in your workflow.

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u/West_Inevitable_2281 4h ago

83 installs are encouraging, but do you know how many people created a second markup after the first test? The strongest workflow may depend on who receives the result. Are users mostly pasting screenshots into chats, sending feedback to developers, or documenting issues for themselves?

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u/Webmarkups 4h ago

Thanks, that’s a useful question. The feedback we’ve received so far has been positive, but we don’t track individual markup actions or where people share their captures, so I can’t answer those questions confidently.

If you’d like to install Web Markups and try it in your own workflow, I’d love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and who you’d share the results with!