Recent releases

Short notes for people deciding whether the product has grown in the right direction.

1.2.0 October 21, 2026

Scheduled release

Professional exports and local backups

Scheduled for October 21, 2026. Compared with 1.1.1: searchable native PDF, visual selection, accurate export completion tracking and resumable local backup.

  • Clean individual-response exports; existing prices and purchases preserved.
  • The popup and Settings offer English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Vietnamese. Website and publisher links stay visible even outside Claude.
  • Word files retain uploaded images, image galleries, headings, emphasis, links and basic tables, with a filename based on the conversation title.
  • Missing-image previews offer retry, a replacement image from your device, or an explicit skip. Word downloads wait until every image is available or skipped.
  • Word and preview share font choices and size scales; installed fonts and Word pagination can still affect appearance.
  • Website screenshots, activation instructions and store graphics now show the actual extension interface.
  • Opt-in analytics distinguishes confirmed downloads from native print requests; advanced PDF requires verified Pro and does not spend trial credits.
  • Checkout problems show recovery steps and a support reference; the team receives a private diagnostic alert.
  • Visual message/artifact preview, local archive and configured Google Docs integration. Google OAuth approval and owner browser acceptance remain release gates.
1.1.1 September 2026 · Rolling out

Next update

A store-compliant build with the same export behaviour

Everything in 1.1.0 ships unchanged. This build removes unused library code paths that would have loaded a PDF viewer from a CDN or built functions from strings, which Manifest V3 forbids even when the code never runs.

  • The PDF engine's optional "open in a new window" viewer modes, which injected a script from a CDN, are stripped from the packaged build. Saving a PDF is unaffected because it never used them.
  • Legacy fallbacks inside bundled dependencies that compiled functions from strings are replaced with static equivalents, so nothing in the package can run code that was not reviewed.
  • The build now fails if any packaged file references a remote script or stylesheet, carries a subresource integrity hash, or compiles code at runtime.
1.1.0 August 2026 · Superseded by 1.1.1

Superseded

Artifacts stay in your exports, and Pro is easier to try

Exports no longer lose the code and documents Claude builds in its side panel, Markdown moved to Free, and every install now gets a few Pro exports to try before paying.

  • A new Help Center gives Free and Pro users product-specific guides for their first export, full-thread archive, advanced document controls, license activation, and support recovery.
  • Artifacts are exported with the answer. Previously the code, documents, and files Claude created in the side panel were dropped, and a reply that was only an artifact vanished entirely.
  • Claude's thinking can be included when you want the reasoning as well as the result.
  • Markdown is now a Free format, alongside clipboard, TXT, PDF, and DOCX.
  • Free covers unlimited single-response exports and 5 full-conversation exports every 30 days; Pro removes the limit.
  • Every install gets 5 Pro exports with no watermark and no card, so the templates, redaction, and extra formats can be tried first.
  • A failed subscription renewal now warns you, keeps Pro through a short grace period, and gives you a direct link to fix the payment.
  • A new Activate page walks through turning on Pro in five steps, with a screenshot of each control.
  • Redaction now covers artifact and thinking content, so nothing slips past the Pro privacy rules.
1.0.0 July 2026 · Available in stores

Store release

A calmer way to keep more of your work

This release focused on turning long Claude threads into usable archives, handoffs, and notes without adding extra friction to the conversation page.

  • Bulk export gathers many chats into one organized ZIP for research archives and client handoffs.
  • Send to Notion creates a structured page from the current conversation.
  • Presets, templates, and redaction help exports feel closer to final documents.
  • The in-page split button keeps everyday export actions close to Claude.
  • Completing a purchase can automatically unlock Pro on the browser device that completed checkout, using a single-use activation pass.
  • Every build now runs type checks, unit, integration, contract, MV3 build-safety, and Chromium UI automation tests.