Releases: fwextensions/QuicKey
Releases · fwextensions/QuicKey
v2.0.2
v2.0.1
Fixed
- Fixed an issue that could cause the popup window to get into a bad state when the keyboard shortcut was pressed extremely rapidly.
- Improved the behavior when quickly switching between the toggle and navigate to recent tab shortcuts.
v2.0.0
Added
- Added support for showing the QuicKey UI in a popup window, which lets you use a single shortcut key to open the list of recent tabs, move the selection, and then activate the selected tab. It's the closest thing to Firefox's ctrltab behavior that can be built in Chrome.
- Added support for showing each recent tab while navigating through the list without having to deal with any time limit.
- Added support for searching with multiple terms, separated by spaces.
- Added support for Chrome manifest V3, which required re-architecting much of the extension.
- Reorganized the Options page into sub-pages.
v1.8.0
Added
- Added support for Firefox and published it to the Mozilla add-ons store. No changes for other browsers.
v1.7.4
Fixed
- In Microsoft Edge, don't show a tab count in the badge tooltip, since Edge now automatically appends the badge number.
- Suppress the harmless but annoying devtools console errors that were triggered by a bug in Chromium v102.
v1.7.3
Fixed
- Darkened the background of the toolbar icon badge so the foreground text would still appear white in Chrome 102+.
- Updated the website so HTML tags in the markdown would still appear in the latest version of GitHub Pages.
- Replaced lodash with custom functions and fast-memoize.
v1.7.2
Added
- Added support for using pinyin when searching for bookmarks and history items, along with tabs.
v1.7.1
Fixed
- Fix keyboard shortcut handling in Cent and any other Chromium browsers that use a plus surrounded by spaces in shortcut strings.
- Fix the
quickey-ctrl-tab.ahk
AutoHotkey script to not interfere with Chromium-based apps like VS Code.
v1.7.0
Added
- Option to limit recent tab navigation to the current browser window.
- Option to limit tab search results to the current browser window.
v1.6.1
Added
- ctrlN/ctrlP and ctrlJ/ctrlK keyboard shortcuts for moving down/up the search results list.
Fixed
- The default shortcut for closing a tab on Linux and ChromeOS is now ctrlaltW, since the browser doesn't let QuicKey intercept ctrlW on those OSes.