New in 1.6.8:
- Live recordings in parts: a long recording (Twitch and other HLS streams, YouTube live) is saved piece by piece. A part ends at 2000 MB or 60 minutes, whichever comes first. It is saved at once, and the recording goes on without a gap. File names carry the part's start time, e.g. "Stream (01-00-00).mp4". Settings → Downloads → Saving in parts. Long HLS/DASH videos can be saved in parts too (off by default).
- The live recording limit is off by default (0 = no limit).
- Converter: cut a part of a video (MP4, M4A, WebM, MKV, TS) without re-encoding. It starts at the nearest keyframe at or before "From".

New in 1.6.7 (includes 1.6.6, which was released on GitHub only):
- Converter: the new button next to Settings (or "Convert…" in History) opens a page where a video or audio file from your computer becomes a GIF (a "from–to" part, width, FPS), an MP3, a PNG frame, or — without re-encoding — a TS stream an MP4 / MKV and a fragmented MP4 a plain MP4. The file never leaves the browser.
- Captions on a GIF: a white bar with black text on top, at the bottom or both; text on the video (white or black, top / center / bottom); or a demotivator — the video in a white frame on black with a title and a second line. The text is fitted by itself, with a live preview.
- Fixed: Microsoft Edge applied no header rules (JoyReactor and other sites failed with HTTP 404).

New in 1.6.5:
- GIF from video is on for all sites. New "GIF" block in the settings: the longest video for a GIF (up to 180 s), sites for GIF and sites without GIF (regular expressions), default GIF width and frame rate.
- In the card: every GIF width (640 / 480 / 320 / 240 px) and an FPS list; the rough GIF size is shown under the row.
- While a GIF is being made, the time left is shown.

New in 1.6.2:
- Firefox for Android: downloaded files are saved now — Firefox asks "Download file?" on the video page. Settings, History and Help open on top; the "?" buttons of the settings are round again.
- Subtitles can be switched off in the settings; "+ with video" saves them only when ticked; the SRT button can be hidden.
- Videos that come in pieces (fragmented MP4) are saved as an ordinary MP4

New:terms of use on first run; interface language switch and "Restore default settings"; explanations (?) for the options; foldable settings with a save bar; "Creative Commons only" for YouTube on by default; recording from the player (beta) with Stop and automatic saving; optional debug log (view, copy, save, send; auto-diagnostics result is added to it); MP3 encoder licence information (lamejs, LGPL-3.0); redesigned help.