Jump Links ‑ Table of Contents
Table of Contents App for Shopify Blogs - Jump Links
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1.8
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Reviews Summary
The reviews for this Shopify App are mixed, with some users experiencing issues such as slow loading times, lack of communication from support, and problems with uninstalling the app. Users have reported that the app stopped working, did not improve SEO as expected, and left unwanted code on their blog posts. However, there are positive comments about the app's functionality, automation of table of contents, and customization options. Some users found it helpful and recommended reaching out to support for any issues.
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May 12, 2023
I'm back to being seriously disappointed by ZERO communication. They provide an app, and you have to cross your fingers it works. Can't fix an issue without communication, so no, the app is not currently working the way I need it to. It would be a great app if they'd respond.
Hi Claribel Skincare, After a brief investigation we uncovered that your emails specifically were being caught by our spam system. I have marked your email and brand name as not spam to ensure your support requests make it through. We have also emailed you from our founder's direct email so you can contact him immediately with any support needs. We are here to help and fix every issue our users have as quickly as we can. Apologies this support request and review were missed until now.
Feb. 13, 2023
It loads too slowly, adding an additional 2 seconds to each blog post in loading time. We would like to delete the jump link app, but when we delete it, it still leaves code on all of our blogs. How can we delete this automatically to?
It absolutely does not add "2 seconds" in loading time. This is an outrageous lie with zero evidence. Before replying to this review we tested our live test store's blog post with GT Metrix and the page loaded in 498 millisecond from London, England and 357 milliseconds from Vancouver, Canada. You didn't complain about load time or reach out to our support either before leaving this review or making this absolutely false claim. Our app, like all others on Shopify, has to use a server. We use AWS to generate a table of contents and have spent hundreds of hours optimizing and testing our code and production sites for load speed. The app does unfortunately leave some code behind when it is removed. As stated in our support response to you when you reached out about this issue, this is a known bug we are working to fix and you should be able to remove that code soon. You can follow our Changelog or Known Issues page on our website to see when this is fixed.
Aug. 13, 2022
The app Table of content code doesn't get indexed by google, so it's no use for SEO. Also, when I Uninstall the app, it leaves several empty div tags. Now I need to manually edit all blog posts to remove some tags, and some can't even be removed.
We released a new version of the app today which addresses your SEO concern. Code for the table of contents generated by Jump Links is now visible in blog posts when using the "view source" function of a web browser. We are still working on the code removal issue as well and hope to have that fixed soon. ---- original reply 8/23/2022 ---- Thank you for the review and the bug reports. We are always working to make Jump Links the best possible app for Shopify stores. The table of contents can certainly impact SEO without posting to the code by increasing time on site, giving users a better experience with your long-form content on your Shopify blog, and improving chances of direct links. Both of your concerns have been passed to our dev team with hopes of having a solution to these in our next release.
May 22, 2022
It's a little clunky to set up, and the table of contents take an extra 2 seconds to load on each page. But otherwise it works as intended. It's cool that it's an automated function that runs on all old blog posts that have header tags, so I don't have to manually add the TOC to each blog post.
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