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sixcious edited this page Dec 18, 2024
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Released on 12/18/2024
- Increment on Protected Browser Pages
- Improved Increment Selection Algorithm
- New Pattern Auto Detect Algorithm
- New Neutral UI Color Theme
- New Auto Pause Button Option
Released on 09/01/2024
- New UI using Material Design
- New Theme support for light, dark, and system
- New Incrementing Options: Multi, Shuffle, and Base Types
- New Actions: Next Link, Click Element, and URL List
- New Save URL option to remember your settings
- New Shortcut options and context menu shortcuts
- Downloading moved to Downloadyze
- App rewritten for Manifest V3 (requires extra permissions)
- Toolkit - Generate Links, Open Tabs, Crawl URLs (Special Mode Required)
- Multi-Incrementing - Increment up to 3 parts of the URL individually, simultaneously, or in ranges
- Date Time Incrementing - Increment dates and times in URLs like "2018/01/25"
- AUTO Slideshow Mode - Loops back to the starting URL and repeats
- Shuffle URLs - Shuffles the next URLs you'll see in random order, like shuffling a deck of cards
- Return to Start - Convenient button to return you back to the starting URL
- Next Prev Improvements - You can adjust the next prev keywords on the Options Page
- Updated Help Guide
Released on 09/16/2018
- Increased the Auto times maximum
Released on 09/16/2018
- Fixed button push animations
Released on 09/16/2018
- You can now edit or enter a custom URL in the Popup's URL textarea
Released on 07/26/2018
- Removed debug statements (apologies!)
Released on 07/26/2018
- To ensure compatibility with older Chrome versions (Min Version 55+), replaced Lookbehind regex for finding the part in the URL to increment with an equivalent non-lookbehind regex
- Error Skipping Improvement: Reduced redirect false alarms by maintaining the current state with the server (added "credentials same-origin" to the fetch request)
- Now ensuring the toolbar icon and the Internal Shortcuts declarativeContent rule are correctly re-set when the extension first starts as opposed to when the extension just updates (e.g. covers a Chrome bug use-case when the declarativeContent rule is lost when the extension is simply disabled and re-enabled)
Released on 07/4/2018
- Error Skipping now supports any combination of HTTP Response codes! Just check the custom checkbox in the options and enter any combinations of codes you want separated by commas!
- Bug Fix: Fixed Error Skipping to detect redirects correctly (e.g. 301, 302); URLI's icon will now flash with the text "RED" for any redirect skipped (Real sorry for this mistake!)
- Another permission bug fix: Fixed losing Internal Shortcuts declarativeContent rule when the extension updates in rare circumstances. This seems to be a Chrome/Chromium bug.
Released on 06/30/2018
- New "1 Click" Increment Button and Decrement Button mini extensions for your toolbar are now available on the Chrome Web Store -- no more popups needed, super convenient, and consume 0 background memory when inactive! They're a win-win!
- Improved increment decrement smart/prefixes selection to find the last = or / instead of the first = or / (the last one is usually the one we want to increment!)
- Increased Error Skip max value from 10 to 100 times, but also added warning about using high values ("Too Many Requests")
- Internal Shortcuts now have easier to press default modifiers Ctrl+Shift (like Chrome Shortcuts) instead of Alt+Ctrl (sorry for the awkward defaults!)
- Internal Shortcuts modifier keys by themselves can no longer be used as shortcuts due to unforeseen complexities that arise in modifier-only combinations (Apologies, but hopefully no one was doing this anyway!)
- Download Preview can now find URLs in style properties like background-image
- Bug Fix: When Download and Auto are both enabled and the Popup UI is still open, changed the download preview to only update when the tab has loaded completely to ensure no issues when the preview updates for the next URL
- More permissions bug fixes: There was a bug with the permissions that happened in rare circumstances. If you encountered any issues with downloading only working "once" or with the Internal Shortcuts not working at all, please try disabling and re-enabling it again in the Options and the issue should be resolved so that it works properly (Apologies for the inconvenience, this time it was a bug with the Chrome/Chromium permissions, not URLI!)
Released on 06/14/2018
- Bug Fix: Fixed a permissions bug that affected you if you had Internal Shortcuts enabled in Version 4. The permissions and options are now reset when you update to 5.1 to ensure a clean slate! (Sorry for the inconvenience!)
Released on 06/13/2018
- New Look: New extension icon and more intuitive, color-coded circle buttons that match URLI's early versions! Icons are 2x AA compatible. And URLI, the extension mascot from 1.0 / 2.0 is back in a prominent role!
- New Auto Increment function: Supports Multiple Tabs at the same time and it also has Pause/Resume functionality. No permissions needed. Create your own webpage slideshows on YOUR terms!
- New Download Increment function [Experimental]: Added to URLI so that with Auto, you can have your own "Auto Incrementer Downloader." Has a preview table with loads of options and filters! This feature is completely optional (opt-in) and requires your permissions to enable it.
- New Error Skipping feature: URLI can now check if the next URL will return an HTTP error code (like 404 Page Not Found) and increment again, skipping it (up to 10 times). Supports 404, 3XX Redirects, 4XX Client Errors, and 5XX Server Errors.
- Many options added: Change the extension icon to match your toolbar theme, adjust the button sizes (up to 64px!), get icon feedback when incrementing, and add Next Prev buttons to the Popup UI (...only if you want to!)
- Many convenience enhancements: Now saves changes you make in Popup UI, automatically brings up the Setup panel if the URL hasn't been setup, better support for selecting the part of the URL (now includes touch support for tablet devices!), and a new Reset Options Button has been added
- Improved Increment Decrement selection algorithm to first look for common URL parameters like "page=" so the number pre-selected by URLI is more likely to be "correct"
- Improved Next Prev functionality by a 1000% for MUCH better link accuracy
- Improved Internal Shortcuts: Updated KeyboardEvent: "keyCode" to "code" and MouseEvent: "which" to "button" and also now supports modifier keys by themselves as shortcuts (e.g. not that you should, but the Shift key can be used by itself now)
- Improved Permissions: Permissions for features (Internal Shortcuts, Download, Enhanced) are now modularized and separated so you can grant and enable only the features you want to
- Improved Internal code: Better tab instance memory management + numerous minor bugfixes
- Note: The options had to be reset due to this major update and the way URLI now modularizes permissions for each feature. I'm VERY sorry for this.
Released on 04/24/2018
- Renamed back to URL Incrementer
- New logo with redone UI similar to older versions
- Added back increment and decrement button icons
- Popup will open in Setup mode automatically if the URL hasn't been setup
- New Auto Mode
Released on 07/19/2015
- Renamed to URL Plus
- Added back internal shortcuts and optional permissions
- Added Pad with leading zeros and base options
Released on 07/09/2015
- Changed CSS hover button animations from buzz to push
Released on 07/01/2015
- Minor update
Released on 07/01/2015
- Renamed to URL Next Plus
- New UI with next and prev button icons
- New Next and Prev Mode
- Reduced permissions
Released on 09/25/2013
- Updated to manifest 2 in order to work with latest Chrome release. This release will not work with older versions of Chrome! After reading the reviews, the "Fast" functionality is not set by default and added more event keys to be pressed (by default)
Released on 03/12/2012
- Added Shortcut Mouse Buttons, Fast Functionality, and Advanced Options
Released on 10/22/2011
- First release (Manifest V1)