Releases: Croydon/vertical-tabs-reloaded
Releases · Croydon/vertical-tabs-reloaded
v0.9.0, 2017-11-13
- this is the first full WebExtension version (#13) 🤖
- added: landing page after update with changes explained (#13)
- shows once after update in a new tab automatically
- can be opened again from the option page
- added: asking for "unlimited storage" permission, because upcoming custom themes can be heavy
- removed: compact mode (#13)
- fixed: new tabs do not open correctly, when the tab browser is hidden (#42)
- fixed: disabling the add-on leaves a broken tab browser (#8)
- fixed: some clicks can close the tab unexpectedly (#102, #118)
- fixed: sometimes pinned tabs don't have a text label (#107)
- themes improvements:
- merged Windows and Linux themes into the new Feather theme (#91)
- Feather is a bright, minimalistic theme
- Darwin theme got some fine turning
- all themes got internal cleanups
- merged Windows and Linux themes into the new Feather theme (#91)
v0.8.5.2, 2017-10-04
- fixed: workaround problem that sidebar position (left, right) is not set correctly (#129)
v0.8.5.1, 2017-10-03
- fixed: workaround problem that sidebar width is not set correctly (#129)
v0.8.5, 2017-10-01
- themes improvements:
- Dark & Light theme:
- higher contrast between selected/pinned tabs and the rest of the tabs
- use included versions of the close buttons to prevent future breakages
- Dark & Light theme:
- removed: don't offer the option anymore to select the "None/Firefox default" theme
- if selected previous to the update then it can still be used till Firefox v57
- internal: continue rewriting add-on as a WebExtension (#13)
- added basic support for Opera (#117)
- added tab close button
- added option icon to the tab toolbar (#115)
- added tab context menu with reload, mute, pin and close features
- show only the options which can actually be used
- previously even in the WebExtension-only version the legacy options were displayed
- fixing many layout issues, refactoring a lot of internals
v0.8.4.1, 2017-08-14
v0.8.4, 2017-08-06
- added: add toolbar button to toggle sidebar
- added: hidden experiment add-on flag
- enforce debugging, hidden settings and experiment flag to true for Firefox Nightly
- enforce debugging and hidden settings for Firefox Beta
- internal: continue rewriting add-on as a WebExtension (#13)
- manage hotkey by WebExtension
- manage window events by WebExtension
- implement correct sorting of tabs - keep it dynamically up to date on tab moves
- implement tab toolbar with a new tab button
- make it possible to place it at top, bottom and hide it completely (#57)
- create new tab by clicking on free space within the tab browser (#17)
- scroll selected tabs automatically into view
v0.8.3, 2017-04-23
- added: feature to display tab status (loaded, unloaded, unread, busy) (#67)
- added: possibility to show hidden settings in settings UI
- added: minimal changed version of the icons
- fixed: error when hotkey is invalid or non-existing (#72)
- fixed: use toolkit.cosmeticAnimations.enabled in FF55+ (#83)
- internal: continue rewriting add-on as a WebExtension (#13)
- make WebExtensions main settings manager
- removed: settings in the legacy storage
v0.8.2, 2017-03-30
- change default hotkey for hiding the tabbrowser to Control+Shift+V (#13)
- the former hotkey is not compatible with the WebExtension APIs
- fixed: show checkboxes on the settings page
- fixed: hide tabs in fullscreen
v0.8.1, 2017-03-28
- internal: continue rewriting add-on as a WebExtension (#13)
- manage settings UI by WebExtension
- move default settings restore function to WebExtension
- move more settings logic to WebExtension
- handle debug output by WebExtension
v0.8.0, 2017-01-09
- internal: start rewriting add-on as a WebExtension
- sync settings between the legacy SDK and the new WebExtension part
- this is critical to release as soon as possible, so that in the best case nobody will lose their settings in the end of 2017
- At the end of 2017 non-WebExtensions will stop working. Data migration won't be possible either afterwards
- sync settings between the legacy SDK and the new WebExtension part