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This extension hides all internal comments on a Zendesk ticket, when viewed through the Zendesk Agent UX.
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This extension hides all internal comments on a Zendesk ticket, when viewed through the Zendesk Agent UX.
To hide all internal comments in Zendesk, simply press the hide comments eye button. You will notice the button changes, so that there is a slash through the eye. This lets you know that all comments are hidden, should you ever forget the state of the comments. Press the button again to show all the internal comments again, and note that the eye button reverts to its open state.
Note that this extension will hide ALL internal comments present in a given Google Chrome Tab. Therefore, if you have ten Chrome tabs open, each tab containing one Zendesk ticket, then pressing the hide comments button will hide *only those internal comments present in the active tab*. On the other hand, if you have one Chrome tab open, running Zendesk, and that one instance of Zendesk has ten Zendesk Tabs open within it, then pressing the hide comments button will hide ALL internal comments for every ticket present in that tab.
Latest reviews
- (2015-12-31) helps to see what was really communicated to the customer when a ticket is cluttered with internal comments.
Latest issues
- (2023-02-16, v:1.3.1) Martin Cubitt: Does it also hide internal comments from the preview when I hover over a ticket in a view list ?
When looking at a View of tickets, when I hover over the Subject (if that is one of the displayed fields), Zendesk gives a mini preview of the ticket contents. It includes the ticket description (1st comment) and the latest comment. Does this extension hide internal comments from this preview? Thanks - (2019-02-26, v:1.3.1) Ricky: Collapse comments by selection
Is it possible to hide not just internal comments, but public comments as well, by selection? Sometimes we'll get tickets that are super long and difficult to read and it'll be nice if we can collapse some of them and focus on the important info.