This release corresponds to the same version of the Chrome extension. In Chrome, the debugger permission is now used to record Playwright test scripts via Chrome DevTools Protocol. It captures user interactions (clicks, form inputs, navigation) and generates Playwright test code. This actually has no impact on the Firefox version for now, but we are looking to enable similar functionality in Firefox in the future.

The Loadster Recorder now has the ability to launch Incognito tabs for recording if you've granted it permission. Permission must be granted manually in your browser settings. Recording scripts in an Incognito tab is sometimes easier because it starts with a clean session, without previous cookies or other state.

This patch version fixes several potential performance issues and leaks. No functionality is changed.

This version adds the loadster.com domain to the list of domains the extension is allowed to communicate with when recording scripts, because Loadster is moving from the loadster.app to the loadster.com domain.

This update reduces the sensitivity of event listeners to prevent recording the same event twice in some situations.

This version fixes an issue with the back button that caused subsequent recording to fail.

The add-on now detects whether the content script was successfully injected on pages when recording, to help debug recordings that occasionally fail to capture clicks on certain sites.

This minor version release improves detection of CSS :hover rules so that significant hovers can be recorded.

This version adds support for more recording options that you can set in Loadster when you start your recording. You can now control the recording of click and hover events separately, and set up custom regular expression patterns to control the types of selectors that are generated for each element you interact with in your script.