What's new · v1.0.0
- Reorganized export buttons. The Word (.docx), OpenDocument (.odt) and PDF buttons now sit after the PNG image export, just before the cloud buttons — so the quick text formats come first and the document formats sit together.
v1.0.0 · Released 2026-07-21
<div> blocks.New name. The extension is now called AI Chat Clipper (formerly AI Chat eXtractor) — same extension, same settings, nothing to redo.
Three new supported sites. Google Search's AI Mode, MiniMax Agent, and Qwen Chat join the directory, bringing it to 24 AI sites.
Bundled site icons. The site tiles in the popup and settings now ship with the extension instead of being fetched from an online favicon service — they load instantly, work offline, and opening the popup no longer makes any external request.
Debug bundle for bug reports. A new Developer mode toggle (Settings → General, under Advanced) reveals a Debug bundle export in the popup: one diagnostic .json file carrying the raw data as the site delivered it, the extracted conversation, and the rendered result. If a site ever exports wrongly, attaching this file is what makes the bug findable and fixable.
Clearer error on unsupported pages. Exporting from a site AI Chat Clipper doesn't recognize now says so plainly, instead of suggesting a tab refresh that could never help there.
JSON export understands tables and tag images. A message's typed breakdown now includes Markdown tables — split into headers and rows, so your script gets real columns — and pictures written as HTML tags, which previously leaked into the prose text.
Fixed garbled code blocks inside bullet lists. A code block (or table) nested in a list item now exports as a proper indented block instead of being flattened into the bullet's text — most visible on Google AI Mode answers.
New JSON export. Save any conversation as a structured .json data file — from the popup for the whole chat, or from a single message's inline menu. Alongside each message's full Markdown text, the file carries a typed breakdown (prose, reasoning, code, images) so you can feed a chat straight into a script, a database, or another tool without scraping the page yourself.