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@AsciiJakob AsciiJakob released this 09 Jul 15:56
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A long-awaited update with a long changelog! If you have any issues with this update or any suggestions, please create an issue on Github or send me an email.

Summary:

  • Added an option for the disable/enable status to be persistent across browser restarts. This is also the default option for new users. (Contributed by Github user @tuurep).
  • Added an option for displaying notifications when the extension is toggled using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+D). This is useful if you don't have the extension pinned to the toolbar and can't see the icon change. (Also contributed by @tuurep).
  • The extension is now pinned to the taskbar by default. It can be unpinned by right clicking.
  • The settings page has been made a little bit more intuitive by grouping together similar options.
  • You can now disable the Close tab button that is visible on the blocked page.
  • If the extension is enabled on browser startup and persistent tabs are enabled in firefox, the last focused tab will now be blocked if it's in the blocklist.
  • Any issues related to blocking after navigation on single page applications (like twitter or reddit) have now been fixed (This required requesting a new permission, apologies for the inconvenience).
  • Blocking will no longer occur on iframes (websites embedded inside of websites).

Full changelog:

  • Everything previously mentioned.
  • Code refactoring.
  • Updated dependencies.
  • Building the extension locally now works on linux (Thanks again @tuurep).
  • Fixed an issue where there was brief period of about 1 second where blocked sites could be visited right after browser startup (Reported by @tuurep).
  • Fixed an issue where the width of the extensions popup would change when the extension was toggled on systems where the scrollbar didn't have any width.
  • Within "You get x minutes" notifications the extension logo is now green to represent its active status.

Thank you @tuurep for your code contributions, bug reports, feature requests, and, of course, moral support over the last week this update has been worked on.