PRODUCT UPDATES

Changelog

A record of the improvements that make responsive review faster, clearer, and more reliable.

0.2.5 — A clearer workspace and better device previews

Updated workspace design: Clearer borders, compact controls and an improved device picker, with familiar button positions and zoom and close controls at the top of each viewport.
Device, Free and View only: Switch between device frames and a frameless view without reloading your previews. Use View only to hide workspace controls and focus on the page.
Corrected device rendering: Improved screen fit, dimensions, rounded corners and browser-header alignment across phones, tablets, laptops and desktops, including header seams at smaller zoom levels.
Improved navigation and scroll sync: More reliable page navigation, reload recovery and nested scrolling, with reduced scroll drift when switching between viewports.
Reuse your website session: The viewer opens over your existing page. Same-site previews reuse its browser storage context while the original page stays open; some sites may still require sign-in.
Website dark-mode support: Device appearance now passes the light or dark preference to previewed websites that support system themes, without inverting page colors.
Better phone and tablet keyboards: Refined iOS and Android keyboard layouts, input-specific keys and focused-field visibility in portrait and landscape.
Clearer feedback and help: Updated the review prompt styling, made failed review-link actions retryable, and added clearer review and issue-report options in Help.

Added Google Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL and Pixel 11 Pro Fold to the device catalog.
Added an option to leave an honest Chrome Web Store review from the workspace.

A localized responsive-testing workspace with 16 supported languages, including Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Record user flow: capture clicks, typing, and scrolling once, then rerun the saved journey across device viewports for consistent testing.
Corrected Liquid Glass rendering for the latest iPhone previews, including Safari color blending, notch boundaries, and bottom-bar treatment.

Phone and tablet previews keep native scrolling while hiding browser scrollbars, including on cross-origin pages.

Four current 2026 presets: Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8, Flip8 and A27 5G. Each carries a NEW marker in the device picker until the next catalog batch arrives.
New unfolded foldable layouts make large-screen breakpoint testing easier without rebuilding custom viewports.
Official Samsung product frames now align each live viewport, camera, fold, and corner precisely. Mobile previews also hide browser scrollbars while remaining scrollable.
Localized extension discovery across 14 languages, including Spanish, French, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
Clearer Chrome Web Store copy and visuals that lead with free, open-source responsive testing.
An eight-step first-run tour now covers clearing the sidebar, focusing one viewport, comparing against a design, synchronization, and evidence-sharing without clipping controls at the window edge.
Automated locale, website SEO, device geometry, and package checks for a more dependable release.

Clean-canvas mode hides the sidebar, main toolbar, and device toolbars while preserving resize and restore controls.
Correct emulator night mode without filtering or recoloring previewed pages.
Additional 2025–2026 Android device frames with corrected viewport and camera geometry.
Explicit navigation sync and a live source-tab recording indicator.
Responsive AI fix-prompt preview with fully optional issue context and stronger verification guidance.

Faster device switching, saved sets, a resizable workspace, reliable linked scrolling, and design comparisons.