HRRY CHUCKGlossary for Confluence provides a useful set of features for managing shared terminology directly within Confluence. Creating and organizing terms was straightforward, and features such as synonyms, abbreviations, labels, attachments, term highlighting, CSV import, and multilingual translations were useful and generally easy to understand. The Term List macro and Glossary Highlight feature worked well and made glossary content accessible from Confluence pages. The multilingual workflow was also effective once enabled. However, I encountered several usability issues during testing. Floating support and feedback widgets sometimes covered important controls such as Save and Apply Filter. Some dropdowns and scrollbars were partially clipped, CSV import did not clearly report invalid rows, and the Term Definition macro eventually displayed a license-expired error after a long loading time. Overall, the app has good potential and provides real value for teams maintaining shared terminology, but the UI overlays, validation feedback, performance, and macro reliability need further refinement for a smoother production experience.
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