Web developers now have a potentially easier way to submit bug reports to the Microsoft Edge team: with a tweet. As announced on the Microsoft Edge developer blog, developers can now use Twitter to submit bugs, although it does require a series of specific steps to get started.
From the blog post:
Filing a bug via Twitter is simple! Just keep in mind the following:
- Use the hashtag #EdgeBug so our tool catches your bug and we can follow up with a link to the bug.
- Include a link to a reduced test case of the bug on codepen.io, jsfiddle.net, jsbin.com, or dabblet.com – this makes sure the bug is actionable on our end.
- Use the text remaining to make a title for your bug. Make sure it's succinct and descriptive!
Once tweeted, your bug should automatically be filed and you'll get a link to your bug on the issue tracker via a reply from the @MSEdgeDev account. Of course, you can still file bugs directly through the Issue Tracker, as well as the UserVoice page as well.
For much more, including how to create a reduced test case, be sure to check out Microsoft's full blog post.
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