Website Feedback 1.2.2 Released with Accessibility and Theme Fixes

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Discover Drupal graphic titled "Catch Feedback In Context" with the text. "Comments screenshots and page level reporting in one workflow." Website Feedback branding appears beside browser mockups showing a webpage feedback form with comments screenshots attachments and a location marker feeding into a review panel.

Version 1.2.2 of the Website Feedback module was released on 4 September 2026 with fixes for accessibility and theme-related problems in its on-page reporting interface. The module gives permitted users a floating feedback button that opens a responsive modal on the page they are viewing, allowing them to submit comments together with page context rather than reporting an issue separately from the site where it occurred.

A submission can include a summary, description, the current page URL, feedback type, attachments, optional taxonomy tags, and a screenshot captured through html2canvas or the browser's native Screen Capture API. Each submission is stored as a Drupal content entity and can be reviewed through an administrative dashboard, where editors can inspect feedback, view screenshots, and mark items as resolved or reopen them. The entity-based approach also allows teams to connect submissions with Drupal tools such as Views and ECA or expose the data to other workflows.

According to the Drupal.org release notes, version 1.2.2 corrects several presentation problems that could appear as the module interacted with different site themes. Muted table text and form-control borders were adjusted to meet WCAG 2.2 AA contrast requirements, while fixes also cover validation-message rendering, required-field markers, and spacing around buttons in Claro dialogs.

The release also namespaces the module's muted-text class so that it no longer restyles .text-muted elements supplied by Bootstrap-based themes. Website Feedback 1.2.2 supports Drupal 10.3 and later Drupal 10 releases and Drupal 11, requires PHP 8.1 or later, and is covered by Drupal's security advisory policy. Existing sites can apply the update without a database update or configuration change.

Reference: Website Feedack | Drupal.org

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