0.10.0

New

• Get the browser extension from the store. FeedStash Capture is now on the Chrome Web Store (for Chrome, Edge
  and Brave) and on Firefox Add-ons. Settings → Apps has a button for each. It installs in one click, keeps its
  settings, and updates itself.
• The extension asks for less. It no longer asks for access to every website, only for your FeedStash server,
  when you set it up. It reads the page you're saving only when you click its button or menu.
• Save into a folder from the extension. Pick a folder when you save, and it remembers the last one. The
  extension also follows your system's light or dark look in FeedStash's colors, and snippets are called Notes there
  too, as in the web app.
• Delete a tag. In Settings → Stash → Tags, check one or more tags and choose Delete to take them off every
  item. A smart list that only showed that tag, or a rule that only added it, goes too.
• Rename a token. Each token under Settings → Apps → Connected apps has a Rename button, so "Phone or iPad" can
  become "the kitchen iPad" and you know which one to revoke. The app using it stays connected.
• Buy me a coffee. Settings → Admin → About has a link, if FeedStash is useful to you.

Before you update

• As always, it's a good idea to back up before updating. This release doesn't change the database.

After you update

• If you loaded the browser extension yourself, switch to the store version from Settings → Apps. Remove the old one
  and add it from the store. Then open its Settings, enter your server address and token, click Save, and choose
  Allow when the browser asks to let it reach your server.