What's new
1.0.3 — 2026-09-14
- Maintenance update
1.0.2 — 2026-09-13
Greek joins the interface languages, bringing the total to twenty-eight.
The interface is available in Greek
What: Ελληνικά now appears in the language list in Settings, beside the twenty-seven languages that were already there. Like every other language, it is chosen independently of the language your browser is set to.
Why: the Greek translation was finished and has been shipping inside the extension for a while, but it was never added to the list the picker offers — so it travelled in every copy and could not be chosen. It is now where it should have been all along.
The Nextcloud server box gives a better example
What: the greyed-out example address in the Nextcloud server field now reads nextcloud.example.com.
Why: it read cloud.example.com, which quietly suggested the address had to begin with "cloud". It does not — it is whatever address your own Nextcloud answers on, and an example that implies otherwise is the kind of small thing that makes a working setup look wrong.
1.0.1 — 2026-08-22
The buttons beside each answer now work on four more sites, and the ones on Grok work again.
Per-message buttons on LobeHub, Merlin, MiniMax and Qwen
What: the small copy and export buttons that sit beside each answer now appear on LobeHub, Merlin, MiniMax and Qwen. Those four sites had none at all: you could export a whole conversation from the toolbar, but there was no way to take a single answer on its own.
Why: every site arranges its chat differently, so the buttons have to be told where an answer ends and where its own row of controls begins. That had never been worked out for these four. It now has — and without relying on the wording of the site's buttons, which changes with the language you use the site in.
Copying a single answer on Grok works again
What: on grok.com, copying or exporting one answer failed every time — the button flashed red and reported an empty message. It now gives you the answer, without the thinking summary, the row of sources, or the header that sits above a code block.
Why: the buttons used to find an answer by looking for the wording on Grok's own controls, then searching upwards for the message they belonged to. Grok no longer marks its messages in the way that search depended on, so it came back empty every time. The wording was the second half of the problem: it follows the language you read Grok in, so on a French account a different set of answers got buttons at all. Both now come from a marker that neither moves nor translates.
Kimi's new address
What: Kimi conversations are recognised at kimi.ai, the address the service now uses, alongside the older kimi.com and kimi.moonshot.cn.
Why: Kimi moved, and only the old addresses were recognised — so a conversation opened at the new one looked like an unsupported page and the export buttons stayed greyed out. The older addresses keep working, for links and pinned tabs that still point there.
DeepSeek's buttons are the right colour
What: the buttons beside each DeepSeek answer were drawn in pink. They now match DeepSeek's own icons, in both the light and the dark theme.
Why: DeepSeek sets a purple text colour on its page that none of its own icons ever show, because each one sets its own grey. Our buttons take their colour from the page around them, so they were the only thing that ever displayed it.
1.0.0 — 2026-08-18
- Initial release