Share feedback #99
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Will add the option to add images later
Add discord webook as a global variable to access the webhook url inside the electron application.
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mittalyashu
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Add emoji selection between smile and frown along with word count and other minor features.
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Description
Allowing users to share feedback directly from Thermal application by showing a modal where a feedback message can be typed and on clicking the tweet button they will be redirected to a web-page for posting that tweet.
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We're changing the concept of share feedback modal where users can share their feedback by selecting the emoji (😃or 🙁) and type the message in the textarea below it and then it can be published to twitter as a tweet.
NOTE: The feedback message will not contain and system information or logs from the console.