Jira QuickView

Tracking since Apr 11, 2026.

Changelog

• Apr 21, 2026
  description

  Jira QuickView turns Jira issue keys in notification emails, pull requests, release notes, docs, and other enabled pages into actionable issue popups. Open a Jira email in Gmail or Outlook, hover the issue key in the message, and inspect or triage the ticket directly from your inbox. The same workflow applies on GitHub and any other page you enable.
  
  The popup shows Jira issue details such as status, priority, labels, sprint, fix versions, custom fields, comments, attachments, history, reporter and assignee details, and linked pull request information already available through Jira. It also supports in-context Jira actions such as field updates, workflow transitions, comments, attachment handling, and related quick actions when your Jira permissions allow them.
  
  Jira QuickView uses your existing Jira browser session and does not require a separate Jira password inside the extension. You choose which pages can run the extension, set your Jira instance URL, and customize which Jira fields and layout appear in the popup.

  Jira QuickView turns Jira issue keys in notification emails, pull requests, release notes, docs, and other enabled pages into actionable issue popups. Open a Jira email in Gmail or Outlook, hover the issue key in the message, and inspect or triage the ticket directly from your inbox. The same workflow applies on GitHub and any other page you enable.
  
  The popup shows Jira issue details such as status, priority, labels, sprint, fix versions, custom fields, comments, attachments, history, reporter and assignee details, and linked pull request information already available through Jira. It also supports in-context Jira actions such as field updates, workflow transitions, comments, attachment handling, and related quick actions when your Jira permissions allow them.
  
  Jira QuickView uses your existing Jira browser session and does not require a separate Jira password inside the extension. You choose which pages can run the extension, set your Jira instance URL, customize which Jira fields and layout appear in the popup, and use Team Sync to import, export, or automatically pull shared extension settings from a Jira attachment or hosted JSON file across your team.

• Apr 21, 2026
  permissions

  activeTab, declarativeContent, scripting, storage, webNavigation

  activeTab, alarms, declarativeContent, scripting, storage, webNavigation

Permissions & access

Permissions

activeTabalarmsdeclarativeContentscriptingstoragewebNavigation

Host access

None declared

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