Browser extension: what's new
What changed for you in each release of the PinSay browser extension, newest first. The version you have is at the bottom of the extension's popup.
Installed from the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons or Firefox Add-ons? Your browser updates the extension by itself. Installed from a zip? It does not update by itself: install it from your browser's store to get every release automatically.
0.8.5
- Security fix: scripts on a page where PinSay is active can no longer use your PinSay sign-in for anything beyond the feedback tool's own requests. Sign-in, account, workspace, key, member and billing requests from the page never carry your session, and sign-in tokens are removed from what the page receives.
0.8.4
- Leave feedback on a site without visitor feedback keeps working when the page reloads or redirects by itself: the feedback tool comes back on the same site for 30 minutes, and the popup offers Turn off on this site. The card no longer says the site doesn't use PinSay (it may have a project with visitor feedback off) and says the page reloads once.
0.8.3
- On a site that doesn't use PinSay yet, the popup offers Leave feedback: with the site's permission it opens the PinSay feedback form on that page, and your feedback (screenshot included) is kept for the site's owner. Your email is optional.
- On the sites you set up in the extension, a bug report now also includes uncaught page errors and unhandled rejections from the very start of the page load, before the feedback form opens — nothing is sent until you send the report.
0.8.2
- When your extension sign-in expires or is ended, the extension signs you out instead of keeping it: the popup asks you to sign in again rather than saying "Could not load projects."
- Signing in from the widget on the page works when the extension's sign-in has expired, instead of asking for a code again and again.
0.8.1
- Signing in with an emailed code always shows the result: the popup no longer waits for the site-access prompt, and if your account is in several workspaces, reopening the popup brings the workspace picker back.
- Asking for a new code too soon now says when you can ask again, instead of "Too many requests".
- Comments are tagged with the environment whose URL matches the page (for example Local on localhost) instead of always Staging.
0.8.0
- Sign in with an emailed 6-digit code (or the email link) by default; sign up without a password.
- On sites whose workspace enables visitor feedback, the popup offers to leave feedback or track your feedback with just an email, and "Team sign in" for members.
- Comments can carry attached reference images (with the updated widget).
0.7.3
- The popup shows the extension's version and a What's new link to this changelog.
0.7.2
- Screenshots attached to a comment are real-pixel captures of the page, with a fallback when the browser cannot capture the tab.
0.7.1
- The project picker lists project names only, without a search box.
- After you use an invitation link, the extension keeps the site's real environment (for example staging), so your comments land there.
0.7.0
- Open an invitation link and the popup offers Use this invitation: it signs you in to the workspace you were invited to.
- Signed out? The popup explains how to get back in: reopen your invitation email, or ask the workspace admin for a new invitation.
0.6.0
- Create an account from the popup: confirm it with a 6-digit code or the link in the email. Your first project is set up on the site you are on.
- Members who own no workspace can create one.
0.5.1
- Firefox and Edge versions, built from the same source. Nothing changes for Chrome users.
- Activating twice at once (for example during the first-time permission prompt) now counts once.
- Firefox: the first activation on a site asks for access correctly.
0.5.0
- Each activation tells your PinSay server which browser, which store version and which extension version made it, so the operator can see extension use per browser and version. No page content, and no URL beyond the site's origin, is sent.
0.4.1
- + Add project asks only for a name and the environment the site belongs to; the project key is generated for you.
- On an activated tab the popup names the active project, and the main button says Reload PinSay on this tab when that project is selected.
- On a site that embeds its own PinSay widget, the extension's widget replaces it.
0.4.0
- One server only: the sign-in form's server field and the Options page are gone; the extension always talks to app.pinsay.dev.
- The workspace switcher shows only when your account has more than one workspace.
- The popup preselects the project whose URL matches the open tab and says why under the picker. You can still pick another one.
0.3.0
- New PinSay icons, and the popup restyled in the PinSay design (light and dark).
- The widget itself updates live from the server, so widget changes need no extension release.