Dashboard v0.7.6
Live Aug 11, 2026 Signing up with LinkedIn no longer leaves you stuck on the setup screen.
Changed
- If setup can’t be completed for any reason, it now tells you what’s missing instead of silently returning you to the start.
Fixed
- If you signed up with LinkedIn, setup could trap you: your name didn’t carry over from LinkedIn, setup wouldn’t continue without one, and skipping sent you straight back to the same screen — leaving the app unusable. Your name is now filled in from the account you signed up with, and skipping works.
v0.6.12
Live Aug 11, 2026 Behind-the-scenes maintenance — nothing changes in how the extension works.
Added
- Internal testing and debugging tools that let us catch problems automatically before they reach you. Nothing about capturing jobs or comparing resumes has changed.
v0.7.5
Jul 26, 2026 Setup no longer gets skipped, and a failed sign-in finally tells you why.
Changed
- Moving between pages is quicker — the app had been re-checking your setup status on every single navigation.
Fixed
- If you created an account but didn’t finish setting it up, you were dropped straight into the app instead of being taken back to finish — so accounts sat half-configured, with no resume to compare jobs against. You’re now returned to setup until it’s done.
- A sign-in that didn’t go through used to return you to an empty sign-in form with no explanation, which looked like the button simply hadn’t worked. You now get a plain-language reason and can try again.
v0.6.11
Jul 26, 2026 The extension no longer signs you out of your dashboard.
Changed
- If the extension asks you to sign in once right after this update, that’s expected — it’s switching over to its own separate sign-in. One click and you’re set.
Fixed
- Browsing job posts with the extension installed could quietly sign you out of the dashboard, so your next visit dropped you back at the sign-in screen — sometimes more than once in a row. The extension now keeps its own sign-in separate from the dashboard’s, so the two no longer knock each other out.
v0.6.10
Jul 24, 2026 Keep Apply To It open beside your search — in a resizable side panel.
Added
- Open the extension in a side panel that stays put as you browse. Keep a job, its role summary, and your comparison in view — instead of the popup closing every time you click back to the posting.
- As you browse postings they appear in the panel’s job list automatically, and a badge on the Inactive tab counts new roles you’ve viewed but haven’t looked at yet.
- A one-time tip points out the new side-panel button so it’s easy to find.
v0.6.7
Jul 22, 2026 ZipRecruiter jobs track again from search results and company pages.
Fixed
- Browsing a ZipRecruiter job from the search-results grid or a company page now captures it again — previously the extension loaded on those pages but quietly tracked nothing.
v0.6.6
Jul 3, 2026 Always know when you’re signed out, and a quicker path to a missing role summary.
Added
- The toolbar icon now shows a padlock whenever you’re signed out — after a browser restart, for example — so you can tell at a glance that job capture is paused. Sign back in and it clears right away.
- When a role summary couldn’t be generated for a job, the message now links straight to the original posting — reopen it and the extension re-captures the description.
Fixed
- When your session expires, the popup now brings you to the sign-in screen instead of showing an empty view.
v0.7.4
Jul 3, 2026 A recovery path when a job has no captured description.
Added
- When a job has no captured snapshot, the Role summary card now links you to the job post to rescan it — same as the Rescan button, so it shares the same daily limit.
v0.7.3
Jun 23, 2026 Your name now shows up right after onboarding.
Fixed
- The name you enter during onboarding now reaches your account avatar immediately — no more falling back to your email initials until you re-saved it in settings.
v0.7.2
Jun 22, 2026 A cleaner subscription page — your plan and renewal at a glance.
Changed
- Refreshed the plans & subscription page: softer cards, an easier-to-scan plan comparison, and a tidied billing section that shows your current plan and renewal date at a glance.
- Managing your subscription — updating your payment method or viewing your invoices and receipts — now opens a secure billing portal.
Fixed
- Polished a couple of display glitches: a mis-colored button on the SynthWave theme, and FAQ answers that weren’t left-aligned.
v0.6.5
Jun 17, 2026 A redesigned Job Details view that helps you size up a posting — before you even compare.
Added
- Posting breakdown — see what a role actually asks for at a glance: its requirements and day-to-day responsibilities, grouped and expandable.
- “Things to consider” surfaces posting red flags — stale or always-open listings, missing salary, visa, relocation, or clearance requirements — so you can spot a questionable posting before spending time on it.
- Notes moved onto Job Details, and “Read full description” is always one click away.
Changed
- Renamed “AI Summary” to “Role summary” — a quick-glance read of the position.
v0.6.5
Jun 17, 2026 A leaner in-popup job view, focused on whether a posting is worth your time.
Added
- “Things to consider” now appears in the popup — the same posting red flags (stale listings, missing salary, visa/relocation/clearance) surfaced at a glance.
Changed
- The job view leads with your match score and recommended next step, and the summary is now “Role summary.”
- Streamlined the job view to a focused subset of the dashboard — the standalone keyword list moved out, while keyword alignment still appears in your comparison results.
v0.6.1
Jun 16, 2026 A guided reading path for the comparison, progressive-disclosure drawers, and polish.
Added
- “See all” drawers open the full strengths + requirements met, the full tiered gaps list, and every “Before you apply” suggestion — each section shows a count and a capped inline preview.
- A “Critical resume gaps” chip under the recommendation lists the top critical gaps and links down to the full list.
Changed
- The Comparison tab now reads as a numbered path — Resume first impressions → Strengths → Gaps → Before you apply — with “Before you apply” moved next to the gaps it addresses.
- Removed the “In plain language” card; its unique content (critical gaps) moved to the chip above.
- Renamed the reviewer-perspective section to “Resume first impressions,” with per-perspective tone accents.
- “Before you apply” redesigned into tone-defined groups with a suggestion count and clickable rows; now includes lower-priority, nice-to-have items.
- “Things to consider” given a more prominent, accented callout, plus subtle hover cues across the breakdown.
Fixed
- Synthwave-theme borders were nearly invisible; they now read clearly. Corrected a few section icons that rendered as a generic circle.
v0.6.1
Jun 16, 2026 Easier to find how to run a comparison, plus a visual-consistency pass with the dashboard.
Changed
- Running a comparison is easier to find — Compare now stands out in the toolbar, and a job’s Compare button is always the primary action (“Compare again” once you’ve compared).
- Renamed the reviewer-perspective section to “Resume first impressions,” with per-assessment tone accents.
- A visual-consistency pass with the dashboard — a more prominent “Things to consider” callout and clearer dividers between comparison sections.
Fixed
- Synthwave-theme borders were nearly invisible; they now read in the popup.
v0.6.0
Jun 14, 2026 The evidence-based comparison redesign — your Job Match Score now shows its work.
Added
- A breakdown of your match across required qualifications, core responsibilities, keywords, seniority, and domain — open any dimension to see the evidence and how it was scored.
- A bottom-line recommendation: apply, review your resume first, or move on.
- “Resume first impressions” — a cautious read of how an initial screener, a recruiter, and a hiring manager might interpret your resume for the role.
Changed
- The headline score is now a deterministic weighted calculation, so the breakdown adds up to the number.
v0.6.0
Jun 14, 2026 Comparison results rebuilt to match the dashboard — an at-a-glance read in the popup.
Changed
- The result view now shows the weighted score, a read-only evidence breakdown, the recommended next step, the top unmet requirements, and “Resume first impressions.” Full depth stays in the dashboard via “View full report.”
- Every score shown now uses the deterministic weighted value when available, else the interim score.