Bark version history - 3 versions
Bark by ForgeSworn
Bark version history - 3 versions
Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on.
Latest version
Version 1.3.9
Released Aug 13, 2026 - 325.65 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and later, android 142.0 and later- Firefox for Android support. The Firefox build now declares
browser_specific_settings.gecko_android(minimum 142, two releases above the
desktop floor becausedata_collection_permissionsreached Android later), so
the AMO listing installs on Android instead of being treated as desktop-only.
This is the only mobile route for Bark: Chromium on Android compiles out the
extensions subsystem, so Vanadium on GrapheneOS and every other
Chromium-derived Android browser cannot run it. See docs/mobile.md
for the Cambium and direct-NIP-46 alternatives.
- Approvals no longer fail outright on mobile. Firefox for Android implements no
windowsAPI at all, so every ask-policy request would have been denied with
"Could not open approval window". The approval surface now falls back to a
foreground tab: dismissing it denies, "Review in Bark" foregrounds it, and the
background closes it once the request settles. Desktop keeps the popup window. - The popup and approval pages lay out against the device width rather than the
980px default mobile viewport. No change to desktop rendering.
Verified on a Pixel 10 Pro XL running GrapheneOS with Firefox for Android
153.0.4: provider injection, the approval tab (allow once, trust site, deny,
dismiss-to-deny, queued approvals), and signing after the event page suspends.Source code released under MIT License
- Firefox for Android support. The Firefox build now declares
Older versions
Version 1.3.7
Released Aug 9, 2026 - 324.99 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and later- The nostrconnect pairing QR now carries a requested-permission bundle:
read pubkey, NIP-04/NIP-44 encryption, and the common event kinds —
including the V4V gated kinds 27117 and 30808 — mirroring Sapwood's kind
registry. The signer shows the whole surface at pairing and the human
approves once, instead of discovering an unlisted kind mid-flow and adding
a manual grant later. The popup explains the bundle before the QR is
generated.
Source code released under MIT License
- The nostrconnect pairing QR now carries a requested-permission bundle:
Version 1.3.4
Released Jul 18, 2026 - 295.27 KBWorks with firefox 140.0 and later"The message port closed before a response was received" is now treated
as a service-worker wake-up error and retried, matching the other
wake-up wordings. Previously the first request after the worker idled
out could fail with this error instead of retrying.Source code released under MIT License