Changelog.

0.9.0 — September 10, 2026

• AI chat conversations now save completely. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini keep only a handful of turns in the page at a time and discard the rest as you scroll, so a long conversation used to arrive with just the last few turns and nothing before them. Clipper now collects turns as they appear, labels each one by speaker, and shows a banner on the page telling you what it still needs — usually a scroll to the top.
• You can clip the conversation you are reading, instead of making a share link first.
• New, optional: let Clipper start collecting the moment a conversation opens. Turn it on per site in Settings → Privacy; it is off until you do, and the extension asks for nothing extra beforehand. With it on, scrolling while you read is enough — there is no extra step when you clip.
• Maths and code survive the trip. ChatGPT draws formulas in a way that leaves nothing to copy, so they used to vanish; Gemini’s code blocks arrived without their language, so nothing was highlighted in your notes.
• A clip is no longer lost when folder access expires. Chrome drops an extension’s permission to write to your folder from time to time, and a long AI-chat clip used to die at the final step — after all the scrolling. It now saves to Downloads instead, and opening Clipper offers a single button to move it into your vault.
• Clipper no longer opens menus on the page while it works. On Gemini, clipping could leave a message’s "…" menu sitting open afterwards.
• "Clip" no longer reads as "cut" in 15 languages. The translations described cutting something with scissors rather than saving a page.

0.8.0 — August 21, 2026

• Formulas on Wikipedia and other wikis now save as real formulas. Chemistry diagrams used to arrive as a block of raw LaTeX that your notes app showed as an error; they now render properly in Obsidian and anywhere else that draws maths.
• Fractions are no longer mangled. A page saying "4/3 π r³" used to be saved as "43 π r³" — a different number — because the fraction's divider was dropped during extraction.
• Chemical formulas keep their shape. "H₂O" and "(CH₃)₃CH" used to come out with spaces wedged in, as "H 2 O" and "(CH 3) 3 CH", and a formula that stacked a charge over a count could be split across two lines mid-sentence.
• Footnotes now work. References used to be saved as links pointing at a page you no longer have, so clicking one went nowhere; they are now real footnotes that your notes app can jump to, with the return arrows removed.
• The created date in a saved note now follows your own calendar. It was taken from UTC, so depending on your time zone an evening clip could be stamped with yesterday's or tomorrow's date.

0.7.0 — August 10, 2026

• The Settings sidebar's "Feedback" link and the popup's built-in template names (Article, AI chat, arXiv) are now translated into all 16 languages, instead of always showing in English.
• Fixed the Auto / Full Page / Selection toggle in the popup: in languages where a label was too long to fit, it used to get cut off unreadably. Labels now wrap onto multiple lines instead, so the full text is always visible.

0.6.1 — August 9, 2026

• Documentation-only release: published the 0.6.0 release notes below to this changelog. No extension changes.

0.6.0 — August 9, 2026

• After your fifth clip, Clipper may ask once for a Chrome Web Store review. There is no nag loop and no "are you enjoying it?" quiz — one honest ask, and "Never ask again" hides it forever. The request is translated into all 16 interface languages, and the popup grows to fit the banner instead of pushing your content off-screen.
• Fixed upgrade-dialog pricing text that displayed as "9 lifetime" instead of "$19 lifetime" (and similar clipped prices) in every language with a $-formatted price.
• Website work on markdownwebclipper.com: structured-data and changelog fixes, a repaired demo poster with a reduced-motion play button, and the real 5.0 store rating replacing a placeholder.

0.5.0 — July 11, 2026

• The Chrome Web Store listing is now "Markdown Web Clipper — Save Webpage to Obsidian & Notes", with a rewritten description, updated across all 16 languages, so people searching the store for a Markdown clipper can find it. The extension itself is unchanged by this release.
• The rest of the release was website work on markdownwebclipper.com: a new "Life after Pocket" guide plus search and structured-data fixes.

0.4.0 — July 10, 2026

• The interface now ships in 16 languages. This release added Dutch, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Polish, Turkish, Vietnamese, and Traditional Chinese; Chrome picks the closest match to your browser language automatically.

0.3.0 — June 21, 2026

• Open in Obsidian now works reliably for short clips. Previously, sending a small page (like a brief forum post) to Obsidian would bring the app to the front without creating a note, while longer pages worked fine. Every clip is now written into your vault and opened, no matter its length.

0.2.0 — June 11, 2026

• Full Page mode now captures the entire page as-is. Previously it still ran article extraction, so page chrome you may have wanted was stripped out.
• Selection mode now captures your selected text the instant you clip — fixing silent empty clips on dynamic pages that re-render when the popup opens.
• Clipping in Selection mode with nothing selected now shows a clear message instead of silently saving an empty file.
• New tooltips on the Auto / Full Page / Selection toggle explain what each mode captures.
• Smoother Pro checkout with proper loading feedback.