Stagehand extension 0.3.2

The browser extension: a new Setup page for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.2:

• A module's "Check update" button is now "Update if available", as Foundry's own is: it installs a newer version straight away, not only checks for one.
• A switch turned off no longer shows Foundry's checkbox square around its knob.
• A module or system name too long for its card ends in an ellipsis and shows in full on hover, instead of being cut off mid-letter.
• A "turns on" or "turns off" tag sits on the line of its module's name, and no longer breaks over two lines in the List view.

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install: from the Chrome Web Store (the store may still offer an earlier version while this one is in review). To load this version by hand:

1. Download stagehand-extension-0.3.2.zip and unzip it into a folder you keep.
2. Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and pick that folder.
3. Open your Foundry server, click Stagehand's toolbar button and choose Use Stagehand here.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand app 0.3.2 (Android)

The Android app: Stagehand's Setup page on phones and tablets, for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.2:

• The fixes from extension 0.3.2, where the phone shows them: switches turned off no longer show a square around the knob, long module names end in an ellipsis, and a module's update button says "Update if available".

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install (sideload): download stagehand-0.3.2.apk on your phone, open it and allow installing from this source when Android asks. It installs over 0.3.1 and keeps your servers. Needs Android 8 or later and a current Android System WebView.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand extension 0.3.1

The browser extension: a new Setup page for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.1:

• A world no longer shows a warning after a session longer than ten minutes. Foundry marks a world as played when it closes as well as when it launches, and Stagehand took that for a world played without it.
• The warning beside a world in the list now shows why on hover. It showed nothing before, and for a failed change it named the wrong reason.
• A long module list on a world's page no longer runs over Recent changes.
• On the Update page, a world with modules to check no longer reads as compatible: an unverified module makes it Unverified, and an incompatible one a Compatibility risk.

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install: from the Chrome Web Store (the store may still offer an earlier version while this one is in review). To load this version by hand:

1. Download stagehand-extension-0.3.1.zip and unzip it into a folder you keep.
2. Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and pick that folder.
3. Open your Foundry server, click Stagehand's toolbar button and choose Use Stagehand here.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand app 0.3.1 (Android)

The Android app: Stagehand's Setup page on phones and tablets, for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.1:

• A world no longer shows a warning after a session longer than ten minutes. Foundry marks a world as played when it closes as well as when it launches, and Stagehand took that for a world played without it.
• On the Update page, a world with modules to check no longer reads as compatible: an unverified module makes it Unverified, and an incompatible one a Compatibility risk.
• The other fixes from extension 0.3.1, where the phone shows them.

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install (sideload): download stagehand-0.3.1.apk on your phone, open it and allow installing from this source when Android asks. It installs over 0.3.0 and keeps your servers. Needs Android 8 or later and a current Android System WebView.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand companion 0.1.2

Changes: see CHANGELOG.md. Install the companion in Foundry with the manifest URL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand companion 0.1.1

Changes: see CHANGELOG.md. Install the companion in Foundry with the manifest URL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand extension 0.3.0

The browser extension: a new Setup page for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.0:

• On a server without the companion module, the Library says so and installs it with Foundry's own installer; a world's setup steps start with the install. An out-of-date companion is offered the update the same way.
• Foundry's backups tour could still appear over the Setup page on a first open; it is now taken away once Foundry has drawn it.

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install: from the Chrome Web Store (the store may still offer an earlier version while this one is in review). To load this version by hand:

1. Download stagehand-extension-0.3.0.zip and unzip it into a folder you keep.
2. Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and pick that folder.
3. Open your Foundry server, click Stagehand's toolbar button and choose Use Stagehand here.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand extension 0.2.1

The browser extension: a new Setup page for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.2.1: Foundry's backups tour no longer starts by itself over the new Setup page on the first open. See CHANGELOG.md.

Install: from the Chrome Web Store (the store may still offer an earlier version while this one is in review). To load this version by hand:

1. Download stagehand-extension-0.2.1.zip and unzip it into a folder you keep.
2. Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and pick that folder.
3. Open your Foundry server, click Stagehand's toolbar button and choose Use Stagehand here.

Also install the companion module in Foundry (Install Module, manifest URL):
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand app 0.3.0 (Android)

The Android app: Stagehand's Setup page on phones and tablets, for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.3.0:

• On a server without the companion module, the Library says so and installs it with Foundry's own installer; an out-of-date companion is offered the update the same way.
• Foundry's backups tour is kept off the app's pages.

See CHANGELOG.md.

Install (sideload): download stagehand-0.3.0.apk on your phone, open it and allow installing from this source when Android asks. It installs over 0.2.x and keeps your servers. Needs Android 8 or later and a current Android System WebView.

The companion module: Stagehand offers to install it where the server lacks it. By hand, in Foundry's Install Module window, the manifest URL is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json

Stagehand app 0.2.1 (Android)

The Android app: Stagehand's Setup page on phones and tablets, for Foundry VTT 13 and 14.

In 0.2.1:

• A server out of reach shows the app's own screen with Try again, in place of the browser's "Web page not available"; coming back to the app tries once by itself.
• Foundry's "lost connection" and "re-established" notices no longer show on returning to the app; a small Reconnecting sign shows while a loss lasts.
• Foundry's backups tour and its old-Chromium notice stay off the app's pages.

Install (sideload): download stagehand-0.2.1.apk on your phone, open it and allow installing from this source when Android asks. It installs over 0.2.0 and keeps your servers. Needs Android 8 or later and a current Android System WebView.

Also install the companion module in Foundry (Install Module, manifest URL):
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Affid/stagehand/manifests/stagehand/module.json