Error reporting on the Blogger dashboard

In a previous post I noted that the tool tip associated with the Select all posts check box reads Select all comments instead (tsk, tsk).

The Blogger interface has a Send feedback button (circled) which I assume is for this sort of thing. Clicking it brings up a pop-up box that automatically grabs a screen shot of the page.

Unfortunately you can't have the tool tip up and select the Send Feedback option at the same time. But I can point to what I mean by selecting Click to highlight or hide info in the middle of the screengrab.

After which you can use the highlight tools to mark the issue you have or block out any sensitive information that you think Google doesn't already have.

The tool is quite nice as it will automatically select a feature if you hover over it and you can draw as many rectangles as required. Each rectangle can be deleted by hovering over it and clicking the X that appears in the top right hand corner.

Once you have marked up the problem and added a note just click SEND.

You get a tiny Thank you for the feedback pop-up and that's it.

Don't know if they will send a response, if they will do anything about it, or even if anyone looks at them. Let's wait and see and check in a month's time.

UPDATE

The new Blogger interface was updated about a year after I sent in this comment and the error was fixed on the new interface that was rolled out from May 2020.

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