Release notes

The bar becomes the page.

The bar above the page now takes each site's color and moves with it, as one card.

0.12.0

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The bar becomes the page.

The bar above the page now takes each site's color and moves with it, as one card.

Blends into every site.

With the address above the page or the tabs on top, the bar takes the site's color, gradients included, and slides with the page.

All changes in this release

Added

  • With Lilo's developer tools unlocked, Safari's Develop menu lists each extension's background and side panel, so you can inspect them.

Changed

  • Lilo checks for updates every hour instead of once a day, so the card offering to restart into a new version shows up soon after a release.
  • When a call page offers no microphone or camera control of its own, such as Google Meet, the call card says its button mutes in Lilo: the page's own button does not follow it.
  • The edge between the page and an extension's side panel lights up in the Space's color when you point at it, as the sidebar's edge does.
  • The bar above the page, or the tabs on top, takes the site's color, gradients and images included, and slides with the page as one card. The window keeps a border all around, the traffic lights stay in the same place in every layout, and with the sidebar on the left its toggle sits just before the back arrow.

Fixed

  • A call's picture-in-picture window docked in the sidebar, such as Google Meet's, keeps its shape and shows all its controls instead of being cropped.
  • A site an extension shows inside its side panel or pages gets its own cookies, as in Chrome, so it no longer loads signed out.
  • The recently archived tabs menu shows each site's favicon instead of a letter.
  • A site an extension shows inside its popup or an offscreen document gets its own cookies too, so it no longer loads signed out.
  • A site an extension shows in its side panel keeps the local storage it has in your tabs, instead of starting empty on every load.

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