> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tryquibble.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your first quibble

> Connect the extension and leave a comment on your product.

## Set up your workspace

**1. Sign in**

[Sign in to Quibble](https://tryquibble.com/auth) with GitHub or an emailed link.

**2. Create a workspace**

Create a workspace, or follow an invitation from your teammate.

**3. Add a project**

Enter the URLs you want to review. See [project sites](https://docs.tryquibble.com/projects.md) for examples.

> [!NOTE]
>
> You do not need to connect an issue tracker or coding agent to leave feedback.

## Connect the extension

**1. Install the extension**

Use the installation link offered in Quibble. For an early build, use the instructions supplied with it.

**2. Open Options**

In Chrome's extension menu, open the extension's **Options** page.

**3. Sign in**

Sign in with the account you use for the workspace.

## Leave a comment

**1. Open Quibble**

On a project page, click the extension button. Or press <kbd>Option</kbd> <kbd>Q</kbd> on macOS, or <kbd>Alt</kbd> <kbd>Q</kbd> elsewhere.

Diagram: the Quibble toolbar open at the bottom of a page, with a tooltip naming Comment.

The toolbar appears at the bottom of the page.

**2. Choose Comment**

In the Quibble toolbar, choose **Comment**.

**3. Click the spot**

Click the place you want to discuss.

Diagram: Comment is chosen and a pin-shaped pointer hovers over a spot on a page.

The pointer becomes a pin while Comment is chosen.

**4. Write your note**

Write your note in the composer. Choose **Add screenshot** if a picture would help.

Diagram: the composer open beside a new pin on a page, with a note written and a dashed Add screenshot control beside the send button.

The composer opens beside the pin.

**5. Save**

Save the comment. The composer closes while delivery continues, and your pin stays on the page.

Diagram: a saved pin showing the author’s initials, LP, on a page. The composer is closed.

Your pin stays on the page.

**6. Read the conversation**

Click your pin to read the conversation or add a reply.

Diagram: a pin’s conversation open beside it, with the note, one reply and a reply box.

The conversation opens beside the pin.

Comment mode stays on after saving, so the next click on the page is the next
comment. To leave it, press <kbd>Escape</kbd> when the composer is closed.

> [!WARNING]
>
> If the comment is still only on this device, follow [delivery recovery](https://docs.tryquibble.com/troubleshooting.md#my-comment-is-only-on-this-device).


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