Page Push · Changelog

Release history.

A concise record of what changed and what users can expect.

0.1.8
August 5, 2026

Release-candidate polish

  • The store-facing name is simply “Page Push,” with concise current-page language and an action tooltip that explains the click.
  • Product-facing pages hide implementation version numbers while the changelog and extension settings retain them.
  • The public product layout now flows cleanly on narrow mobile screens.
  • Store artwork matches the extension’s current delivery feedback.
0.1.7
August 5, 2026

Toolbar language

  • The toolbar hover now reads “Push Page - Send anywhere.”
  • A check badge replaces the generic “OK” after a successful push.
  • The complete release version remains visible in extension settings.
0.1.6
August 5, 2026

A language worth remembering

  • “Configure once. Push anywhere.” is now the shared product slogan.
  • Push is used consistently as the delivery verb throughout the extension.
  • The product directory now presents a broader collection of work rather than only small tools.
0.1.5
August 5, 2026

One-click delivery

  • Clicking the configured toolbar icon now sends the current page directly.
  • Compact badges show sending, success, and failure without opening a popup.
  • Unsupported browser pages use the browser's muted extension state.
  • The full patch version is visible in settings.
0.1.4
August 5, 2026

Clearer extension identity

  • Extension-list name now explains that Page Push sends pages to the user's API.
  • The product visual shows the simple direct path from the current page to the user's endpoint.
0.1.3
August 5, 2026

Direct delivery polish

  • Long page titles remain readable in the popup.
  • Chrome Web Store placeholder links added while submission is pending.
  • Public product face now shows the direct browser-to-endpoint flow.
0.1.2
August 5, 2026

Unified product mark

  • One larger push-to-endpoint mark across browser, release packaging, and the product site.
  • Improved legibility in browser's compact pinned-extension area.
0.1.1
August 5, 2026

Presentation polish

  • Product website linked directly from the extension header.
  • Consistent product navigation and favicon across the product site.
0.1.0
August 5, 2026

Initial release candidate

  • Manual delivery of the current HTTP or HTTPS webpage to one user-configured HTTPS API endpoint.
  • Optional selected text and referring URL context.
  • No authorization, bearer token, and custom-header receiver modes.
  • Copyable payload preview and test connection.
  • Explicit endpoint permission, delivery status, and useful failure messages.
  • No automatic capture, Page Push account, hosted backend, tracking, analytics, or AI.