• v1.1.4 a2f66e825f

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    jd released this 2026-09-02 20:24:53 +00:00 | 4 commits to master since this release

    A long sync no longer stops on its own. Firefox unloads an extension's
    background page after about thirty seconds of inactivity, and this extension
    waits far longer than that on purpose - 8 to 20 seconds between requests, and up
    to three minutes every 25. Those waits are not activity, so Firefox was
    unloading the extension mid-sync and the run simply ceased: no error, no failed
    page, nothing in the log. A sync now keeps the page loaded for as long as it is
    running, and lets go when it finishes.

    An interrupted run says so. One killed that way was left recorded as
    running, so the dashboard went on describing a sync that had stopped hours
    earlier and the history showed it as running indefinitely. Only the popup told
    the truth. Interrupted runs are now settled when the extension next wakes, with
    a desktop notification, and marked paused rather than failed - everything
    already archived is kept and Resume carries on from the last checkpoint.

    The Overview counters update again. The progress bar advanced while the
    tiles beside it stayed at whatever they read when the page was opened.

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