v6.1.2

Note: This release was never published. It was superseded by v6.1.3.

🇪🇸🇲🇽 This includes the beginning of a Spanish translation thanks to @3pelin. Any other translation help would be great, you can contribute on Tab Wrangler's Crowdin project.

Mitigate potential data loss that was reported in the v6 upgrade. This mitigation will affect those who have not yet been automatically upgraded to v6, and it aims to ensure no data is lost. See #241 for more information.

Enhancements:

(Partial) #175: spanish latin america

Issues:

8bb88bc: Resolve, don't wait; Mitigate potential data loss

v6.1.1

Removes a migration that was inconsistently causing data loss for some users. If you were not yet automatically upgraded to v6.1.0, v6.1.1 will ensure no data changes during the upgrade.

Issues:

a38b8d2: Remove migration, it inconsistently works

v6.1.0

The stored tab limit is now 1000 instead of 500!

This also attempts to reclaim data that was displaced during the v6.0.0 upgrade. If you are still missing data after the upgrade to v6.1.0, please comment in issue #241.

Enhancements:

#200: More than 500 tabs?

Issues:

#241: All my tabs are removed!!!
#216: Incorrect tab disappearing when clicking trash icon

v6.0.0

This is a more stable version of Tab Wrangler that makes the UI act a bit more as expected. If you like to keep Tab Wrangler open in its own tab, the UI will now update automatically without requiring a page refresh.

Enhancements:

5cc37cf: Remove review button, no need to see it forever

Issues:

#113: Auto update options page
#157: Incorrect tab list during selection
#216: Incorrect tab disappearing when clicking trash icon
#225: Can't remove individual tabs after restoring another

v5.12.2

This is a small update to the Firefox version of Tab Wrangler. The Firefox "Review Tab Wrangler" button now points to Firefox's AMO rather than the Chrome Web Store.

Issues:

#223: “Review” Button links to Chrome Web Store

v5.12.1

Hot on the heels of the Firefox release, this one includes a fix for restoring sessions in Firefox.

Issues:

#224: [Firefox] Tab sessions not being restored

v5.12.0

Tab Wrangler is now ready for Firefox. This release made changes necessary to make the extension work smoothly in Firefox. They are all minor and detailed below; they don't change what you know about TW, but now you can install it for Firefox as well.

Tab Wrangler for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tabwrangler/

Enhancements:

#212: No message when tab list is empty and/or no search results
#185: Provide an official Firefox extension
a667e1b: Add Firefox's about: pages to default whitelist
5a64bbf: Use regular favicon URLs to be x-browser compliant

v5.11.0

Tab Wrangler is now available in 🇩🇪 German thanks to @ingorichter. This release also ensures the options page continues to work in the latest release of Chrome, Chrome 65.

Enhancements:

PR #183: first german translation
#205: Focus + scroll to search bar on '/' press

Issues:

#211: Options popup does not scroll in Chrome 65

v5.10.1

This is a small release. Using domain sort now sorts properly for 2-character TLDs like '.io'.

Issues:

f388090: Sort subdomains correctly for 2-char TLDs like '.io'

v5.10.0

In this release you'll notice small green leaves next to some tabs in the Corral. That leaf means the tab's entire session can be restored, which brings back the navigation history and scroll position rather than just the URL. This is the same as using the File > Reopen Closed Tab feature. This is a natural improvement to just navigating you back to the URL.

Enhancements:

#125: Restore tab history
#199: Russian description for Chrome extension page

Issues:

#204: Popup time to screen regression