Report a Bug
Start here: wayscriber.com/report. It has the button that opens a prefilled bug form, and it lists every other way to reach the project.
You can also start from inside Wayscriber: open the About dialog
(wayscriber --about, or About from the tray menu) and click
Report a problem. That copies your app details to the clipboard and opens
the same page with the details already attached.
What to include
You do not need all of this. The first item alone is a real report.
- What you did, and what happened instead. One or two sentences in your own words.
- Your app details. In About, click Copy diagnostics and paste the result. It contains your version, install source, desktop, and which features the binary was built with — nothing personal.
- Steps to reproduce, if you can find them. “It happens every time I press the hotkey on my second monitor” is a good step list.
- Logs, if you can get them. See Logs and Debugging.
Not sure it is a bug?
Ask in Discussions instead. Questions are welcome, and “is this expected?” is a fair question.
Check Common Issues and Known Limitations first if you want — but do not let that stop you from asking.
Asking for a feature
That is a different form. See How to Ask for Features.
What happens after you file
A human reads it. You may get a follow-up question. A fix may take a while, or the request may not fit the project — that is normal and not personal. See The Gift Exchange.