Serbian is now available, in the Novi srpski prevod. Albanian is no longer offered; if it was your selection, the extension switches you to the King James Version.

The Hebrew Bible is now labelled for what it is: the Masoretic text of the Old Testament with Franz Delitzsch's Hebrew New Testament ("עברית · MT/Delitzsch"). The text itself is unchanged.

Random passages now go into History, and passages can be saved to Favorites with the heart on the Passage tab. If your extension is connected to your account, saved passages sync with it, together with any you saved on trulyrandomverse.com.

History rows have a heart too, so you can save something you drew earlier without bringing it back up.

The Passage tab keeps your random passage when the popup closes, until you shuffle.

Settings no longer scroll past their end into an empty area.

Daily verse notifications are no longer lost when you open your browser after their time, and hourly ones no longer arrive a minute after every browser start.

Finnish is now available, in the Pyhä Raamattu 1933/1938. The Complete Jewish Bible is no longer offered; if it was your selection, the extension switches you to the King James Version. The language menu also names the Bible editions trulyrandomverse.com now uses for Polish (Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska), Italian (Riveduta 1927), Vietnamese (Kinh Thánh Hiện Đại) and Portuguese (Bíblia Livre).

The mood slider and the "Well-known verses only" switch are replaced by one Verse Range slider, the same one trulyrandomverse.com now has. At the left it draws from the whole Bible. Slide right to narrow the draw to the best-known verses, down to the top 100. The draw stays random within whatever range you choose.

If you had "Well-known verses only" switched on, the extension starts you at the 1,000 best-known verses, close to what that switch drew from. Each notification time can have its own range.

Also: the font option labelled "Inter" is now labelled "System Sans", which is what it always showed.

Your saved verses can now follow you between devices.

Connect the extension to your TrulyRandomVerse account from Your data on the website, and a verse you save in the popup is there on your phone — and one you remove is gone from both. Entirely optional: the extension works exactly as before signed out, everything still works with no account, and you can disconnect at any time without losing what you saved.

Also fixed: saved verses could be lost when connecting an account for the first time on a flaky connection, and removing a favorite while connected could leave it on the account.