Under the hood, the extension stores data in a completely new way. That fixes the biggest reason long recordings used to fail or get stuck — the extension ran out of memory. Now it can handle much longer captures reliably. On top of that, there's a batch of smaller UX improvements throughout the extension.
✦ Long recordings don't crash anymore
The biggest change. Captured network logs, console output, actions, and replay data now live in a proper storage layer that doesn't fall over on long captures. If you've ever had a recording disappear or refuse to upload after a long session — that should stop happening.
✦ See the cursor in instant replay
Instant replay now shows the mouse cursor, so you can follow along with exactly what the person was doing.
✦ Double-press Escape to close the captured modal
After taking a screenshot or recording, press Escape twice to close the capture modal quickly. A small hint toast reminds you of the shortcut.
✦ Smaller polish across the extension
- The project selector closes automatically after you pick or create one.
- Attachment thumbnails on comments are bigger (80×80) and easier to see.
- You can send a comment with only an attachment — no text required.
- Session expiry is handled cleanly — if you're logged out, the extension notices and redirects you to sign in, instead of silently failing in the background.
- You can create new tags and projects straight from the captured modal when you don't have any yet.
Bug fixes
- Images in replay that used to be broken now show up — lazy-loaded images and images from other domains are correctly captured, so what you see in replay matches what was actually on screen.
- Screenshot countdown timer now scales correctly for non-5-second delays.
- Captured modal sizing is now correct.