- Redesigned UI
- Added bookmark support
- Updated dependencies (should fix WordPress interop)
- Improve cross-browser compatibility (should work in Edge)
- Improved feedback during log-in
- Fix bug preventing text selection of error logs. This should make copy/paste easier for reporting issues & requesting support.
Available now in Chrome and Firefox, or download it directly.
- Added a new logging option to settings to enable better support/debugging
- fix
reply-toposts posting as regular notes - no longer require “me” parameter in authorization response
- fix errors when fetching syndication endpoints
Available now in Chrome and Firefox, or download it directly.
- Updated user interface
- Automatically saves draft
- Customizable user settings:
- Automatically generate slug
- Always open in “reply to” mode
- Customizable Reacji & quick replies
- Customize micropub fieldnames (legacy support)
- Manually set micropub endpoint and token
- Select syndication targets (NOTE: you may need to log out and back in after the update takes effect)
- Improved error messaging
- Fixed add-on icon in Firefox
- added “reacji” support to quickly reply with an emoji
- improved error messaging
- Verified working in Chromium and Vivaldi
- Character count is shown while writing a post
- Displays the url after a post is created (non-Chrome browsers only)
With this release, Omnibear works in Firefox. Unfortunately, there is still a little bit of cleanup to do in order to get it accepted into the Firefox Add-on store, but if you are comfortable doing a dev install on your own, you can give it a test run.
Other changes:
- Fixes issues finding and highlighting the
h-entrywhen right-clicked. - Includes some permissions fixes to try to get Omnibear working in other browsers besides Chrome