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Troubleshoot and report a problem
Identify intake, acquisition, extraction, composition, storage or delivery failures without leaking private content.
Try the nearest recovery path
A public-source failure should preserve its stage: input, public-network check, acquisition, extraction, composition, storage or delivery. Retry only after the source or boundary changes; use a local PDF or saved bookmark when those are the honest alternatives.
- Copy the visible stage and safe problem digest.
- Confirm the source URL and selected mode.
- Use the in-product report action so Ratdolt includes bounded stage and publication context.
Privacy-preserving evidence
Telemetry excludes page text, excerpts, PDF bytes, passwords, provider tokens and raw exception messages. Client faults are normalized into bounded product/stage/digest records.
General contact and feedback
The first-party Contact route accepts an explicit category, optional reply email, subject, message and optional public page URL. It attaches no ambient page content or account identifier and exposes a prepared official-email draft whenever direct delivery is unavailable.