Priorities must be set when it comes to development and on this page you as users of our plugins can together help us with feedback, give us an insight into how our plugins are used, how they can be improved and report what problems you may have encountered. We at Krokedil use our experience to try to predict how our plugins will be used and how to avoid any problems, but it is you users who give us the results. Over time, as WooCommerce, WordPress, our and others’ plugins are developed, something that works flawlessly today can show problems tomorrow.
Plugin development is very much a living process and whether a suggestion is taken further depends on several factors. We look at e.g. on how many of the users need, or might benefit from, a solution like this, how simple or complicated it is to implement and how our partners prioritize.
Here you as an e-commerce merchant can submit suggestions on how our products can be improved. Other users can vote on your request and thus help both you and us to see how great the need is. You can also see which suggestions are being taken forward, which are not and follow the process from Planned to Live on those that have moved on to development.
Before you submit your suggestion it might be a good idea to take a look at our Documentation to make sure there isn’t anything similar to your case already documented.
Describe your suggestion, wishes or compatibility issues as thoroughly as you can. Keep in mind that others who read this should easily understand your case.
Pleas enote that this is not a system for support or for bug reporting. That type of communication goes through our Support which you can contact at the bottom left corner of this page.
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