v0.4.5 improves the RustWho extension polish and reliability.

• Improved the Rust+ In-Game Informer login handoff so it feels embedded in the Facepunch login page.
• Fixed Firefox sender validation that could incorrectly block Rust+ informer login messages.
• Improved server roster search spacing so the BattleMetrics server page no longer gets tall empty gaps.
• Refined group intel, activity maps, and player detective charts with browser-local AM/PM time labels.
• Added clearer activity map hover text such as Likely sleeping, Less active, Active, and Most active.
• Removed cramped inner scrollbars from group activity maps.
• Added clean Chrome and Firefox release builds for v0.4.5.

v0.4.4

• Fixed flashing BattleMetrics EDIT controls on player pages, most visible in Firefox.
• Improved cleanup timing for BattleMetrics session/history UI artifacts.
• Kept the v0.4.3 Steam profile shortcuts and Firefox group picker fixes.

v0.4.3

• Fixed a Firefox issue where the BattleMetrics group picker could close or ignore clicks when adding players to groups.
• Added Steam profile shortcuts for RustWho and BattleMetrics.
• BattleMetrics Steam profile lookup is gated behind the Detective plan and shows pricing guidance when locked.
• Added abuse protection for Steam profile BattleMetrics lookups.

Version 0.4.1 fixes a Firefox popup sign-in issue where valid extension messages could be rejected with "Blocked sender." No user action is required after updating.

v0.4.0 updates RustWho Intel for BattleMetrics with a cleaner layout and more free tools.

New and improved:
- Free Rust player basics on BattleMetrics
- Free Rust hours summary
- Free name history
- Free top Rust servers
- Free active roster search
- Free player groups, quick-add, highlights, and private notes
- Free local server-ban signal checks
- Cleaner player page layout with free tools shown first
- Detective tools moved into a separate paid section
- Improved blurred previews for Detective-only tools
- Better BattleMetrics UI cleanup for noisy badges and session styling
- Faster and safer background handling
- Security and permission hardening for extension requests

Detective-only tools now include game-ban/OSINT checks, player behavior intel, offline/activity prediction, same-day server movement, and the 365-day hour window.

RustWho Intel v0.3.0 is a major update focused on smoother setup, cleaner BattleMetrics intel, and safer plan-based access.

What’s new:
- Added guided Rust+ Informer connection through the Facepunch Rust+ companion login flow.
- Added optional Discord Informer setup after Rust+ linking, with a finish or skip step.
- Added active player search on supported BattleMetrics Rust server pages.
- Improved BattleMetrics player overlays with cleaner Rust activity, top server, ban signal, and behavior sections.
- Improved server overlays with cleaner population, wipe, map, event, and clan detection views.
- Updated the extension popup with a more polished RustWho-branded design.
- Added stricter entitlement checks: Wipe Pass, Strategist, and Detective can use supported Informer connection flows; BattleMetrics intel overlays require Detective.
- Improved session revalidation so expired RustWho plans no longer keep extension access.
- Removed legacy client-side Supabase/auth configuration and tightened extension security.
- Fixed layout and resize artifacts on supported BattleMetrics pages.

Version 0.2.0

• Fixed the login flow issue that could surface as a blocked sender error.
• Removed the unused admin keys section from the popup.
• Refreshed the popup theme and aligned the UI more closely with the current RustWho frontend.
• Upgraded BattleMetrics player overlays with improved name history presentation and ban signal cards.
• Added quick server-ban signals with direct links to RustWho for deeper review.
• Upgraded BattleMetrics server overlays with improved live server intel and richer clan detection.
• Clan-detected player names are now shown directly in the extension and link to their BattleMetrics profiles.
• General UI polish, layout improvements, and extension reliability fixes.