Safety and language fixes, no new features.

• Scheduled cleanups now respect your Global Whitelist (Never Delete). They were reading an empty list, so a schedule could delete mail from a sender you had protected.
• Custom rules now follow the Action you gave them. A rule set to "Archive" or "Label only" was being run as a delete.
• Large-batch protections work outside English. The warnings and confirmations for very large runs were reading Gmail's English text, so on other languages they measured one page instead of the whole match. Big bulk deletes also failed to complete on non-English Gmail and now finish properly.
• A whitelist entry like *@example.com now protects that whole domain. It was passed to Gmail as written and matched nothing.
• "Restore defaults" no longer clears your whitelist and protected keywords. It only replaces rules, which is all it ever said it would do.
• Auto-Pilot only acts on its own scan, and checks vacation mode before it runs.
• Cancel is now honoured right up to the moment mail moves during a restore or an unsubscribe.
• Rules that target starred, sent or important mail are refused wherever you enter them.
• Privacy: the run summary that syncs between your browsers no longer includes the search text, which for a storage or suggestions run contained sender addresses from your mailbox.

A fix-only release. No new features. No new permissions.

Minimum Age works now. Set "older than 1 year" and a run respects it, even where a rule asks for less. It used to be skipped on every built-in rule set, so the setting did nothing at all.

The warnings for very large runs fire when they should. When Gmail selects every conversation matching a search it acts on all of them, but the cleaner was counting only the page on screen, which meant a sweep of tens of thousands could start with no prompt at all and Dry Run previewed a few dozen instead of the real figure.

Cancel stops a run right up to the moment mail moves. Before, cancelling during tagging or at a confirmation let that batch through; the run then called itself finished.

Brackets no longer defeat the guards: a custom rule like (is:starred) used to slip past the starred and sent-mail protections.

A scheduled run that fails to start no longer locks the cleaner (it held that lock for two hours).

Smaller ones. Diagnostics listed archive runs as deletions. The progress tab kept retrying a run that had already finished, and reconnecting during a Storage clean-up could restart a different job. The Save button on Options got stuck reading "Saving...".

Changed
* Pro is now $19.99, still a single payment and still lifetime. Everyone
who already bought keeps everything at the price they paid, forever,
including every feature added from here on. Nothing about an existing
key changes, and the free tier is untouched. Competing inbox cleaners
charge $9 to $10 every month; this stays one payment.

New
* Lost your Pro key? You can now get it back using the email address you
paid with, free and as often as you need. If Pro is already active in
another browser, Options now has "Show key" and "Copy key" buttons so
you can simply carry it across instead.
* The page you land on after buying now walks you through activating your
key and getting a first clean inbox.

Fixed
* A scheduled cleanup that failed to start could block every manual
cleanup for up to two hours afterwards, refusing them with "a cleanup is
already running". It now clears itself properly.
* Scheduled sweeps and Auto-Pilot could fire while a scan was already
working in the same Gmail tab. They quietly did nothing while still
recording themselves as having run. They now stand down and wait for
their next turn.
* The progress page could start a second cleaner on top of one that was
still working. Large runs pause to ask you a question in the Gmail tab,
and that silence was being mistaken for a crash. It now checks first and
points you at the waiting prompt instead.
* Estimated totals for large searches were being under-counted, so dry
runs could report fewer messages than a real run would touch.
* Restoring, cancelling and starting runs are all steadier: a run that
failed to start can no longer interfere with a different run that is
genuinely in progress.

Changed
* Each "Get Pro" button now notes which feature it was clicked from, and
that label is recorded only if a purchase completes. The extension still
sends nothing anywhere, and nothing at all is recorded for anyone who
does not buy.

Fixed: if you left a finished progress tab open and then started another cleanup, that tab came back to the front still showing the previous run as over. Cancel stayed greyed out reading "Run finished" and the reconnect buttons stayed disabled, so there was no way to stop the cleanup that was actually running. The progress tab is now refreshed when it gets reused, so it always follows the run you just started.

Fixed: when a cleanup was already running in your Gmail tab, starting another one opened a progress page first and only then told you it could not start, leaving behind a dashboard that sat on "Waiting for Gmail tab" and never updated. It now checks first and simply tells you a cleanup is already running.

No new permissions in this version, and no change to how mail is selected, tagged, deleted or archived.

The popup now speaks 7 languages: English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, French, German, Russian and Japanese. It follows your browser's language automatically, covering every control, hint, status message and the completion notification. The cleaning engine already adapted to whatever language your Gmail runs in; now the interface matches.

Also new: an install-source guard. If a copy of this extension was installed by third-party software instead of an official store, it now shows a warning with a link to the real listing and refuses to run scheduled cleanups unattended. Copies installed normally from Firefox Add-ons or the Chrome Web Store are unaffected.

Small fix: the footer navigation now wraps in languages that need more room, instead of overlapping the version text.

What's new in 7.12.1

• Auto-Pilot (Pro): a weekly automatic sweep that keeps your inbox clean. It runs the same read-only Smart Suggestions scan you can run by hand, then archives the top recommendations. Archive only, never delete; everything is tagged first so one-click Restore applies; capped at 25 senders per sweep; your whitelist, protected keywords, starred and important mail are always respected. The very first sweep is a preview that touches nothing until you approve it.
• A calmer popup: the Run button is visible without scrolling on a fresh install, the safety explainer folds to a single line, section labels stop shouting, and the light theme got real surfaces and borders. Both themes meet WCAG AA contrast.
• No Gmail tab open? Run Cleaner, the scans and Restore now open Gmail in a background tab and carry on by themselves instead of telling you to open it first.
• The pin hint hides itself once your toolbar icon is actually pinned, and dismissing it is permanent.
• The progress page's log toggle now truly collapses the log into a live one-line summary (entry count plus the newest entry) instead of barely changing height.
• Pro is now a one-time $9.99, lifetime, no subscription. Existing keys keep working and everything free stays free.

What's new in 7.12.0

• Auto-Pilot (Pro): a weekly automatic sweep that keeps your inbox clean. It runs the same read-only Smart Suggestions scan you can run by hand, then archives the top recommendations. Archive only, never delete; everything is tagged first so one-click Restore applies; capped at 25 senders per sweep; your whitelist, protected keywords, starred and important mail are always respected. The very first sweep is a preview that touches nothing until you approve it.
• A calmer popup: the Run button is visible without scrolling on a fresh install, the safety explainer folds to a single line, section labels stop shouting, and the light theme got real surfaces and borders. Both themes meet WCAG AA contrast.
• No Gmail tab open? Run Cleaner, the scans and Restore now open Gmail in a background tab and carry on by themselves instead of telling you to open it first.
• The pin hint hides itself once your toolbar icon is actually pinned, and dismissing it is permanent.
• The progress page's log toggle now truly collapses the log into a live one-line summary (entry count plus the newest entry) instead of barely changing height.
• Pro is now a one-time $9.99, lifetime, no subscription. Existing keys keep working and everything free stays free.

Readability release. Every page was audited for WCAG AA text contrast in both themes, and light mode got the bulk of the fixes:

• Settings page labels that rendered nearly white-on-white in light mode are now dark and legible.
• Rule pills, code snippets, keyboard hints, and the snooze button no longer use dark-theme colors on light backgrounds.
• Progress page run tags, the version pill, and log timestamps now meet contrast in both themes.
• Dim helper text (section labels, table headers, empty states) is darker in light mode and slightly brighter in dark mode.

No changes to cleaning behavior, permissions, or data handling.

First Firefox release.

7.8.0 adds Smart Suggestions: a free, read-only scan that finds the senders worth cleaning and says why each one made the list ("431 emails, 97% unread, mostly older than 6 months"). One click cleans a sender through the normal cleanup path, so mail gets tagged first, dry run is honored, and the recovery log still applies.

Suggestions skip anything on your whitelist or protected keyword list. They also skip senders with starred mail and anyone you write back to. Dismissing a suggestion hides it for 90 days, and everything runs and stays on your device.

The top three suggestions are free. Pro ($5, one time) unlocks the full ranked list and bulk apply.