-Many more options
-Fixes bugs with Kelvin, inches, and not saving state of addon after restart

Now supports many cooking sites!
Shortcut Alt+M to force conversion
Kelvin supported as option
More prominent brackets and option to use bold text
Fixes negative temperature issue, adds acres, ignores " in " (optional)...
...and many more fixes and improvements

Fixed math for mpg to L/100 km

Fixed the issue where it would try to change text also on contenteditable elements, such as FB messenger chat - now it ignores it
Fixed bug with mpg and mph
Fixed bug where it would convert already converted numbers

-Better number parsing
-Ignoring Google Docs and other sites where there is contenteditable element to prevent add-on from changing user-editable content
-Ignores units that are already converted (if followed by open brackets) and fixed closing the last bracket
-Ignores "in" followed by a/the/my... to prevent "5 in a box" to be converted, but allow "5 in box"

-If site already provides metric conversion in brackets following USC unit, the conversion will be canceled to avoid duplication
-If site domain is .uk it will assume imperial units instead of USCS
-Option to use SI French or SI English by letting user choose comma separation for decimals, or dot separation for thousands, or space separation for thousands
-Now all fraction are supported - Example: 1 1/2 Cups
-Supported short spaces, sqft units and many more ways people "creatively" write USC units

- Fixed issue where some site would have "short space" character and conversion would be ignored
- Fixed issue with open quotes would make empty conversion

- Supports dynamic pages, for example Amazon, so even new content loaded after the page has finished loading will get converted
- Dynamic pages support can be turned on/off in options
- More support for weird ways people can type inch (example: two apostrophes)
- Does not replace complete inch units, but writes them next to original, to be consistent with the rest

- Options Page
- Option to force mm and grams instead of of cm and kilogram
- Option to use comma instead of dot for decimal separator (most countries)
- Option to disable units rounding

- Supports "cu in", "cu ft" and "cu yd"
- Skips translating editable text-area
- Skips numbers starting with $ or # (Ex: "#1 in ..." on Amazon will not be converted)
- Speed improvement
- Improved rounding of numbers to avoid "over-precision" - within 3% we can loose decimal point, and within 1.6% to round from two decimals to one. Seems to be working well. Let me know if you think it needs to be improved