Change Log

Product updates, in plain English

A lighter summary of what changed and why it matters: faster exports, cleaner documents, quieter permissions, and fewer rough edges.

Recent releases

Short notes for people deciding whether the product has grown in the right direction.

1.3.1 July 29, 2026

Better measurement

Clearer Chrome and Edge signals

If you choose to share anonymous product analytics, the product can now distinguish coarse browser and extension-version trends without collecting your chat content.

  • Opt-in events now include only Chrome or Microsoft Edge plus the installed extension version.
  • The protected conversion dashboard can compare consented funnel signals by browser and version, including verified checkout and automatic activation journeys.
  • Conversation content, page URLs, full user agents, device IDs, emails, and license keys remain outside these analytics events.
1.3.0 July 28, 2026

Faster workflows

Faster exports, stronger trust

v1.3 makes the first export faster, gives Free a useful monthly full-chat allowance, keeps PDF text selectable, and activates Pro automatically after purchase.

  • Free includes unlimited last-response and clipboard exports plus 5 full-conversation exports each month in PDF, DOCX, Markdown, TXT, or JSON, with no forced watermark.
  • Settings can now clear local export settings, recent history, and the saved Notion connection without removing Pro or resetting the monthly allowance.
  • Quick PDF, Word, and Copy actions reduce setup; visual message selection and resumable bulk projects improve repeat workflows.
  • Pro bulk ZIP exports can now contain editable Word/DOCX files alongside Markdown, TXT, or JSON archives.
  • Checkout opened from the extension now activates Pro automatically in the same browser after payment.
  • Scheduled subscription cancellations can be undone from both license management and Admin before the paid period ends.
  • Admins can review aggregate, opt-in conversion stages and verified purchase outcomes without exposing conversation content or buyer identities.
  • Notion access is requested only when you connect Notion; anonymous analytics remain off by default.
  • Purchase recovery, support, uninstall feedback, and browser-aware review links are safer and easier to use.
1.2.0 July 2026

Workflow

A calmer way to keep more of your work

This release focused on turning long ChatGPT threads into usable archives, handoffs, and notes without adding extra friction to the conversation page.

  • Bulk export gathers many chats into one organized ZIP for research archives and client handoffs.
  • Send to Notion creates a structured page from the current conversation.
  • Presets, templates, and redaction help exports feel closer to final documents.
  • The in-page split button keeps everyday export actions close to ChatGPT.
1.1.6 May 2026

Speed

Quicker exports from the conversation itself

Quick actions moved into ChatGPT, making PDF, DOCX, and copy workflows feel less like a separate tool.

  • Copy, PDF, and DOCX actions appear on real conversation pages.
  • The buttons follow ChatGPT's toolbar styling so they sit quietly in the interface.
  • The production build was wired to the hosted backend for purchase and restore flows.
1.1.5 - 1.1.4 May 2026

Trust

Less permission anxiety, clearer support

A small set of trust improvements made the extension easier to understand and easier to support.

  • The popup shows the installed version.
  • ChatGPT access uses activeTab instead of a broad host permission prompt.
  • Popup, options, and privacy surfaces received small polish passes.
1.1.1 - 1.0.0 April 2026

Foundation

The first stable release line

The early releases established a clean package baseline and kept the extension lightweight.

  • The initial tracked release became the baseline for future comparisons.
  • Bundled extension assets were rebuilt cleanly across each surface.
  • The release package became much smaller after removing source maps.