Version 1.1.4

• Firefox now detects when access to all sites has not been granted and shows an “Allow all sites” button in the popup.
• The extension no longer appears connected while silently leaving downloads in Firefox because site access was missing.
• Chromium no longer shows the Firefox-only site access prompt.
• Improved security checks for messages received from extension pages.
• Long browsing sessions use bounded internal state instead of retaining old handoff records indefinitely.
• Expired one-hour site pauses are cleaned up automatically.
• Fixed false interception of background requests such as YouTube service-worker data and Google Sheets keep-alive requests.

The Lunefetch desktop application is required for automatic download handoff. Firefox 142 or newer is required.

Version 1.1.0

Fixed
- Interception now always follows your current settings. Previously, after
Firefox suspended the background worker, a download could still be
intercepted even if you had turned interception off.
- The "Download with Lunefetch" context menu entries no longer go missing
after the background worker restarts.
- A save-folder hint that is not an absolute path is now rejected before
handoff instead of failing silently.

Changed
- Only the extension's own pages can queue downloads or change settings.
- Batch confirmation drafts expire after ten minutes, and collected links are
validated and limited to 100.
- The recent-failure list keeps at most ten entries.
- Firefox 142 or newer is now required, matching the declared data handling.

Unchanged
- Your browser download is preserved whenever handoff to Lunefetch fails, so
a file is never lost.
- Only the URL, and optionally a filename and save folder, are sent to the
Lunefetch application on your own computer. No cookies, headers, referrers,
or request bodies are sent, and nothing goes to the developer.

Requires the Lunefetch desktop application:
https://github.com/Lyravein/lunefetch/releases/tag/v1.1.0