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Releases: mujo-code/chrome-extension

Predictive Break Times

02 Sep 01:16
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Description

This release is the soft launch around predictive break times. This should give me insight into how well the current algorithm is working. Soft launch because it is not going to be marketed as a new feature but just as an enhancement to the existing break times.

Notable things.

  • start of i18n is in the repo now
  • shipping with new manifest and build structure

Break Timers!

25 Jul 22:44
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Break timers are the ability to add a time limit to a specific site. It will prompt you to take a break if you're on a site for too long. Free users get up to 5 and then subscribed users have the ability to add as much as needed.

Also super notable is the ability to subscribe to Mujo!

Patch migration script.

12 Jul 21:15
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This is mostly a patch for the indexDB migration script. If there was no data in local storage it would attempt to add bad data to indexDB.

  • Also add some dark code to add break timer limits.

EmotionJS & IndexDB

11 Jul 15:22
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This release is all just infra changes.

  • localStorage => IndexBD
  • Glamor => EmotionJS
    • This fixes some issues with conflicting styles on third party pages.

Permissions Updated

04 Jul 14:58
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This is a big update for how we can deal with permissions. It changes to the paradigm that we should initially ask for fewer permissions and then asks for needed permissions when users want to enable features.

Updates

  • Optional permissions and use permission hook
  • Fix notification bug where it would still fire if disabled
  • Fix to content scripts to not load tracking and react app multiple times

Screen Time BETA

01 Jul 19:44
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Added in Screen Time BETA. Some refactoring to how tracking works, and overall just more bug fixes.