Support & feedback
Found a snag, spotted a regression, or have a roadmap idea? Reach us in-app fastest—email stays open for broader issues.
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In-panel feedback
Illustrator keeps context close: use the lightweight ? control in GridMe—the message carries your build number so we reproduce faster.
- Tagged as defect or roadmap idea
- Routes straight into our tracker
- Best for repeatable UI quirks
Licensing, receipts, rollout questions, or “Illustrator will not boot the panel” moments—say hello via mail.
Write support@gridme.appTroubleshooting
macOS: “cannot verify install-gridme.command”
Downloads keep a quarantine flag until a signed installer clears it—normal for unsigned helper scripts. Try these in order before assuming corruption:
- Finder → Right-click → Open → Open.
- Or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway beside the banner.
- Or run
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine .inside the extracted folder via Terminal.
Long term, distributing a Developer ID-signed .pkg removes nearly all friction (optionally paired with notarisation).
“Extension not properly signed”
CEP sandboxing sometimes blocks experimental builds—the debug toggle below wakes the panel:
Windows registry
- Open
regedit. - Visit
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\CSXS.<version>(match Illustrator's manifest). - Create string
PlayerDebugMode→ value1, restart Illustrator.
macOS defaults
- Paste
defaults write com.adobe.CSXS.<version> PlayerDebugMode 1adjusted for your target. - Restart Illustrator.
Blank panel
Toggle the extension tab closed, reopen Window → Extensions → GridMe, hard-quit Illustrator if the surface stays gray.
