What's new in v1.4:
- Password-protected PDFs now show a prompt instead of a raw error
- Corrupted/invalid PDFs show a readable error message
- Fetch failures (network error, HTTP 4xx) show a friendly error card in the overlay instead of spinning
forever
- Upload/paste FileReader failures now show a toast to the user

Version 1.3 – Release Notes

What's new:

• Crash reporting — the extension now automatically captures unexpected errors (PDF rendering failures,
  corrupted files, download issues, Save to Draft failures) and reports them. This helps identify and fix
  problems users encounter without requiring manual bug reports.

Version 1.2 — Release notes

Bug fixes
- The "Sign PDF" button is now only injected on PDF attachments; other file types (images, Word docs, etc.)
are no longer affected
- Fixed zoom controls going into an invalid state (NaN) on large PDFs when clicking zoom rapidly — buttons
are now locked during re-render and each click is applied only once

Improvements
- Faster zooming — zoom level now applies instantly via CSS rescaling for immediate visual feedback; pages
then sharpen up in the background at full resolution
- Hand-drawn signatures are now cropped — whitespace is trimmed to the actual stroke bounding box, so a
small signature stays small when placed on the page (DPR-aware, with sensible minimums)
- Stacked signatures — clicking any signature moves it to the front so its controls (delete, resize,
copy-to-all) are always accessible even when another signature overlaps it
- Click-to-place — when placing a signature, a ghost preview now follows the cursor and is dropped
precisely where you click, instead of being placed at a fixed position that could be off-screen on long
pages (landed in 1.1 but worth noting)

v1.1

• Fixed "Reply all" draft not working on some Gmail layouts
• Fixed blank viewer when opening PDFs in Chrome
• Draft action (New email / Reply / Reply all) is now remembered across sessions
• "Reply all" option is hidden when not available for the current email