I May Subscribe version history - 2 versions
I May Subscribe by Anant Kumar Pathak
I May Subscribe version history - 2 versions
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Latest version
Version 2.0.0
Released May 25, 2026 - 36.17 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterVersion 2.0.0 - Major Feature Update- Automated Lifecycle & Background Expiry Engine (New background.js)
Native Service Worker Alarms:Implemented a non-persistent background script (background.js) utilizing thechrome.alarmsAPI to handle asynchronous time tracking.
Silent Storage Purging: Engineered a periodic hourly task that runs safely in the background to evaluate stored creator timelines. It automatically evicts channels from the user's trial slots once their time limit expires, completely removing performance overhead from content scripts. - Advanced In-Page Floating Panel Dashboard (UI/UX Upgrade)
-Native Rail Overlay:Completely replaced basic browser alerts with a modern, high-end floating dashboard that slides out smoothly from YouTube’s native left navigation rail.
-Global Click Interceptor: Implemented a safe click-away listener on the main window. If a user clicks anywhere outside the control panel, the dashboard automatically fades out and cleans itself up to ensure a distraction-free layout.
-Event Bubbling Protection: Added strict isolation controls (stopPropagation) on the navigation controls and inner links inside the dashboard panel, ensuring structural actions don't accidentally collapse the interface. - Deep Playback History Analytics & Tabs Framework
- Persistent Local Context Syncing: Expanded the local storage schema to track user behaviors. The extension now safely updates and persists metrics like
lastPlayedId,lastPlayedTitle, and execution timestamps whenever a trial creation event triggers. - Dynamic Popup Navigation: Refactored the internal structure of
popup.htmlinto a sleek, clean dual-tab system: - "Last Played" Tab: Dynamically pulls the user's latest watched trial content from local storage and displays it as a clean clickable card, allowing instant direct navigation back to the video.
- "New Videos" Tab: Integrated a placeholder layout structure designed to support dynamic premium RSS feed updates in future milestones.
- Extended Discovery Guard (Home Grid & Search Syncing)
- Multi-Surface Content Script Tracking Shifted mutations far beyond the active video player view. The logic now actively hooks into elements across the native YouTube Grid layout (Home page
/) and multi-card lists (Search results/results). - Real-Time Context Badging:If a channel currently stored in the user's local evaluation slots appears in the Home feed or Search listings, the script instantly injects a sleek, native-looking "🟢 Evaluating" badge right next to the channel name to maximize visual awareness safely.
- Premium UI Branding & Sidebar Alignment
-Unified Product Rebranding: Dropped all legacy experimental titles. Refactored the core interfaces, labels, and popups to reflect the official branding: "I May Subscribe".
Aesthetic Circular indicator:Replaced the heavy, sharp green block marker in YouTube’s sidebar.
Strict Single-Line Constraints:Applied defensive CSS.
Source code released under MIT License
- Automated Lifecycle & Background Expiry Engine (New background.js)
Older versions
Version 1.1.1
Released May 21, 2026 - 30.68 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterFixed an issue where the extension content script was not triggering on dynamic page transitions (SPA navigation) from the YouTube home page. Updated manifest matches to execute across the entire domain and added a path-specific check inside the script.Source code released under MIT License