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[0.2.0] — 2026-07-10

Settings for Hamesh: a Settings screen in the popup with functional
language and appearance preferences, delivered incrementally across three
PRs.

Added

  • Settings screen in the popup, reachable from a new gear button next to
    the brand header, with a polished RTL-aware horizontal slide transition
    (respects prefers-reduced-motion, manages focus on navigation, closes on
    Escape).
  • Language preference: choose English or Arabic from Settings. Persists
    across sessions and applies live — no reload — to the popup and every
    already-open tab, via chrome.storage.onChanged. Users with no saved
    preference keep today's behavior (follow the browser's UI language).
  • Appearance preference: Match website (default — the original adaptive
    light/dark behavior, unchanged), Light, or Dark. A forced choice overrides
    the host page across every Hamesh-owned surface (popup, markers,
    composer, viewer); the host page itself is never modified. Persists and
    applies live across every open tab, same mechanism as language.
  • Hamesh is now available on the Chrome Web Store; the landing page's
    install CTA links there (manual GitHub-release install is still available
    as a secondary option for developers).

Changed

  • detectHostTheme now also walks down single-child DOM chains to find a
    background set on a nested app-shell wrapper element (common in
    SPA-built sites whose <body>/<html> stay transparent), and — while
    "Match website" is active — reacts live to a host page's own dark-mode
    toggle or an asynchronously loaded theme, instead of only detecting once
    at load.

Fixed

  • The popup could render narrower than its intended width under Chrome's
    own popup auto-sizing, which can measure the document before the bundled
    stylesheet has applied. The width is now pinned explicitly through every
    layer, including an inline style present on the very first paint.
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