Changelog

1. 2.012 Oct 2026Not yet published

   Redesigned full pages, and charts that explain the mailbox.

   Consolidates 1.94 to 2.01.

   • Triage, Bulk sweep, Spam review and Calendar show their rows in one list with thin dividers, one line per email or sender, with quiet controls that colour up on the row under the pointer.
   • Bulk sweep opens on an overview: where the mailbox's messages are (Inbox, Archive, Sent, Drafts, Spam & Trash, from Gmail's own counts), how old the scanned mail is and which Gmail tab it sits in. Every chart has a table view. The All mail count leaves out the folders its sweep never touches.
   • Calendar shows the next seven days beside the agenda on wide screens: hours booked per day and events per calendar.
   • The popup's account bar shows names, avatars and Google profile pictures (on by default, can be turned off); the build number moved into the account menu. Scores are signal bars, the phishing warning is a single icon, and AI-written subjects carry a small sparkles mark.
   • A proxy that asks for its own sign-in (HTTP 407) is named as such instead of reading as a Gmail access problem. "Reload extension" reloads a stale background worker in one click.
2. 1.9329 Sep 2026Chrome Web Store

   A calmer, faster popup, conversations summarised by who said what, and a calendar tab.

   Consolidates 1.73 to 1.93; this is the release the store serves.

   • Summaries cover every message in a conversation, say who said what, and stay in the email's language. The next step and its button sit together.
   • A connection light per mailbox, an account bar you can tell apart, and focus mode for the mail list.
   • Search covers the whole mailbox by itself; refreshes read only what changed; switching tabs is instant.
   • The calendar tab matches the mail tab: compact days, all-day events as pills, birthdays that say where to remove them.
   • Bulk sweep: choose Inbox, Archive, All mail or a label at the top, shorter confirmations, review without leaving the dialog, and scans that say what they actually found. Triage gains an Archive view.
   • The Spam tab's Review and two-click Delete all sit in the search row. Reply and Quick forward open in the popup's own design.
3. 1.7222 Sep 2026Chrome Web Store

   Rules you describe and preview, reply tracking, and a second AI lane.

   Consolidates 1.66 to 1.72.

   • Describe a sender or domain rule in plain words and review the draft locally, with no API call. Preview what a rule would do before enabling it; rules stay bound to the mailbox that created them.
   • Needs my reply and Waiting for them track replies and drafts explicitly, with due dates, dismissal and visible scan coverage. Gmail draft saves and reply sends wait for each other.
   • First-run setup offers two AI lanes: Google's free Gemini allowance, or one prepaid OpenRouter key. The OpenRouter ladder now starts with MiMo V2.6 Pro, then DeepSeek V4.1 Flash; an edited ladder or custom pin is kept.
   • Alken performance summaries show one row per fund with the year-to-date gap in red or green, and the one-day gap on the AEO row in gold.
   • Google Calendar invites and other Google relays are no longer flagged as phishing. Newsletter badges separate editorial subscriptions from offers. The unread badge shows other accounts' totals when the current inbox is clear.
   • One two-part release number in Chrome and the popup. Steadier polling with back-off, the worker stays awake while saved actions finish, busy and failed states in red.
   • New homepage and eight search landing pages on triagebox.pfa87.cc; the owner task-desk handoff is unlisted unless a private link is saved.

   Published to the Chrome Web Store; the listing showed 1.72 on 26 September 2026.

4. 1.65.010 Sep 2026Chrome Web Store

   Faster refresh, clearer settings and useful support.

   • Gmail refresh reuses unchanged snapshots and shows actionable synchronization status. Full-page navigation and button layouts are more consistent.
   • Settings and Help & feedback gain clearer controls, recoverable drafts and better diagnostic context.
   • The comparison now covers twelve relevant tools, keeps Checker Plus as the replacement baseline, and defaults to Overall descending. Every rating has reasons and official sources; desktop fit, phone access and background operation are explained separately.
   • Roadmap and voting controls are removed. Documentation describes the features and limits that are actually implemented.
   • The redesigned support page separates likes from donations. The anonymous public like counter starts a new zero-based count when its supporting service is deployed; cleanup activity and donation clicks do not count as likes.

   The Chrome Web Store listing showed 1.65 on 21 September 2026.

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