Overview
Marker.io is a visual bug reporting and website feedback tool that streamlines the process of capturing and reporting issues during QA, UAT, and stakeholder review cycles. The platform integrates with popular project management tools including Jira, Trello, Asana, Linear, GitHub, and GitLab, allowing feedback to flow directly into existing development workflows. Marker.io is used by development teams, QA testers, and client-facing agencies to simplify the feedback loop on web projects.
What This Script Does
When the Marker.io script is installed on a website, it injects a small feedback button widget — typically positioned in the corner of the page. When a user clicks this button, the widget activates a screenshot annotation tool that captures the current page state. Users can draw on the screenshot, add text annotations, highlight problem areas, and include descriptive comments about the issue they've encountered.
Upon submission, the script captures contextual metadata alongside the annotated screenshot: browser type and version, operating system, screen resolution, current URL, console errors, and a snapshot of the page's DOM structure. This technical context helps developers reproduce and diagnose reported issues without back-and-forth communication. The report is then transmitted to Marker.io's servers and automatically forwarded to the configured project management tool as a new issue or ticket.
The widget is typically deployed on staging and development environments rather than production sites. It does not perform behavioral tracking, analytics collection, or any form of user profiling. The script activates only when a user explicitly clicks the feedback button.
Consent & Compliance
Marker.io's widget serves a purely functional purpose — it provides a feedback reporting tool that activates only through explicit user interaction. The data collected (screenshots, browser metadata, console logs) is captured at the moment of submission and relates directly to the feedback action the user has initiated. There is no passive data collection, behavioral tracking, or persistent cookie usage for profiling.
Under GDPR, tools that are strictly necessary for a functionality the user has explicitly requested are generally exempt from consent requirements. Since Marker.io's widget only activates on user interaction and collects data solely for the purpose of the bug report, it fits within the "strictly necessary" exception for most implementations.
Should You Block This Without Consent?
No. Marker.io's feedback widget is a functional tool that only activates through explicit user interaction. It does not perform tracking, analytics, or advertising activities and collects data solely for the purpose of the feedback report the user has initiated.
Consent Categories
Also Known As
Industries
Tracked Domains (1)
marker.ioFunctionalFrequently Asked Questions
Does Marker.io require visitor consent to operate on my website?
No. Marker.io is a functional feedback tool that only activates when a user explicitly clicks the widget button. It performs no passive data collection, sets no tracking cookies, and does not profile visitors. It qualifies as strictly necessary for the service the user explicitly requested.
What data does Marker.io collect when a user submits feedback?
When activated, Marker.io captures an annotated screenshot, browser type and version, operating system, screen resolution, current URL, and console errors. All data is collected at the moment of submission and transmitted to the configured project management tool as a new issue or ticket.
How does ConsentStack treat Marker.io?
ConsentStack classifies Marker.io as a functional vendor requiring no consent gate. Because the widget only activates on explicit user interaction and collects no passive behavioral data, ConsentStack will not block or restrict it. It loads freely regardless of a visitor's consent choices.
Related Vendors
Manage consent for Marker.io
ConsentStack automatically detects and manages Marker.io trackers so your site stays compliant with global privacy regulations.