0.1.2 is a follow-up stability release focused on improving the reliability of global Hands-off mode in Firefox.

What’s improved:

Fixed an issue where Hands-off mode could turn itself off after a period of inactivity.
Hands-off now stays active until it is explicitly revoked by the user or stopped by a real hard-stop condition.
Background session cleanup no longer incorrectly expires an active Hands-off session.
Why this matters:

Long-running browser workflows are now more stable and predictable.
Users no longer need to re-enable Hands-off after idle periods during normal use.
This makes the Firefox add-on better suited for low-touch browser control scenarios.
Validation:

Targeted regression testing was added for the idle-timeout case.
The current release package version is 0.1.2.

0.1.1 is a stabilization and release-preparation update focused on making the Firefox add-on ready for AMO signing and submission.

What’s new:

Hands-off mode now works globally across the browser instead of being limited to a single tab.
Newly opened tabs and pages can now be handled while Hands-off mode is active.
Native file upload handoff has been added, improving browser-side upload workflows.
Secondary surface parity has been improved, bringing Firefox behavior closer to the original Chrome integration.
Fixes and improvements:

Extension versioning is now unified so the manifest version is derived from the project version.
A fresh AMO-ready release package has been generated.
Release audit, Firefox linting, unit tests, and E2E checks have all been completed successfully.
One known Firefox MV3 warning remains, but it is covered by the existing compatibility fallback and does not block functionality.
User impact:

Hands-off mode is now more predictable and usable across multi-tab workflows.
This release provides a much stronger base for future low-touch browser automation scenarios.
The current build is ready for Mozilla’s signing workflow.