Sextant's source repository is not public, so there is no issue tracker on it you could reach. Instead there is a small public repository that exists only to receive reports, no code in it, just the tracker: github.com/knaxly-dev/sextant-feedback.
Filing needs a GitHub account. That is worth knowing before you start writing rather than at the form. There is deliberately no form on this site: a hosted form service would route what you write through a third party, and that third party would then have to appear in our privacy policy. We would rather have one fewer company in the middle.
- Report a bug: something rendered wrong, returned the wrong number, or did not appear.
- Request a feature: something you want Sextant to show or do.
- Send feedback or ask a question: anything that is neither of the above.
- Browse existing reports: worth a look first; someone may already have filed it.
What makes a report easy to act on
- Your browser and version: Chrome or Edge, and the version number.
- The Sextant version, from
chrome://extensions(oredge://extensions). - Which GitHub page it happened on: a repository home page, a file tree, a pull request, an issue, an organisation page.
- Whether the repository was public or private, and roughly how large; a lot of the interesting failures are size-related.
- What you expected to see, and what you saw instead. A screenshot with the sensitive parts cropped out is worth a paragraph.
Security reports
The tracker above is public and indexed. Report security findings privately through GitHub's private vulnerability reporting, which opens a draft advisory only you and we can read:
Report a vulnerability privately
Include what you did, what happened, and what you think the impact is. If you are unsure whether something counts as a security issue, use this route anyway; it is easy to move a report into the open later, and impossible to take one back.
Privacy questions
Questions about what Sextant stores or transmits are welcome through the same tracker, and the privacy policy is the reference document; it goes feature by feature, and it names Knaxly Ltd as the data controller and the ICO as the authority you can complain to. If you want everything Sextant holds about you gone, you do not need to ask us: click Clear all in the extension's Options page, or uninstall the extension. Nothing about you is kept on our side to delete.