What shipped in each version of the extension and this site.
v1.4.5
Redesigned the keyboard shortcut editor in Settings — click a shortcut and press the keys to record it, and it saves reliably when you click away.
Clearing a shortcut with Backspace now restores its default when you leave the field, and a per-row reset plus conflict warnings make rebinding safer.
Added a "Pass all steps" action in both the execution runner and the floating companion so you can mark a whole test case passed in one click.
Rebuilt the PDF report so it fits the page properly — no more content cut off at the right edge, and steps are never split across a page break.
The report preview now renders at document width so it matches the printed PDF, with cleaner spacing and aligned Action / Expected rows.
PDF reports now generate and download much faster, and only include the screenshots actually linked to a test case or step (no more unlinked captures padding out the report).
Redesigned the floating companion: the user story picker sits back in the compact header and the test case is a clear labelled dropdown, so the top stays small and it is easy to see and switch what you are running.
The companion story picker now shows a passed / failed count for each user story, so you can see suite progress at a glance without opening it.
The execution runner and companion now respect the active sprint, project, and environment scope from the top bar — the story picker only lists suites in scope, with a scope banner to adjust or clear it, so you always run the right sprint’s tests.
The Tasks month calendar is now a single scrollable date strip — page a week at a time with the arrows and jump whole months with the double arrows.
v1.4.0
Right-click a task card for quick Edit, Mark done/not done, and Delete actions.
Import page now shows a single sample download button that matches the layout tab you are on (Column layout or Stacked blocks).
Removed the go-live milestone banner and dialog to keep the Tasks page focused on your day-to-day to-do list.
Screenshots can now be linked to any test case and step from the gallery, and re-linked or unlinked without opening the runner.
Each screenshot has a copy button that copies the image to your clipboard so you can paste it into a ticket, chat, or doc.
Tasks are a calendar-style to-do list: pick a day to see that day’s To do and Done items, each with a priority colour, optional time, and a round complete button.
Add a task to the selected day with the floating + button, set a time of day, and swipe a card to delete it.
Alt+S now captures a screenshot and shows the preview on any web page, even when the side panel is closed and the companion launcher is turned off.
Nine new capability pages cover every feature in the extension: Dashboard, Workspace & projects, Test case management, Tags, Kanban board, Repros, Run history, Screenshot annotator, Companion overlay, and Settings.
Existing capability pages (Screenshot capture, Excel & CSV import, Execution runner, Reports, Defect tracking, Task tracking) now include Use cases, Tips, and Related links sections.
Footer Capabilities column lists every feature page; sitemap and metadata updated so search engines can discover them.
New shared CapabilityPageContent layout standardizes the structure across all capability pages (hero, how-to, use cases, tips, asides, related).
v1.3.3
Guides now show a table of contents, last-updated date, and reading-time estimate at the top.
New in-article primitives: tips, warnings, and notes callouts; quality checklists; comparison cards for side-by-side trade-offs.
Severity vs Priority guide expanded with a 4×4 triage matrix and a who-sets-what comparison.
Defect Life Cycle guide adds deep-link anchors for each status and a pre-close verification checklist.
Article structured data now includes a Person author, dateModified, and mainEntityOfPage for stronger E-E-A-T.
Guides listing cards show the last-updated date so the cluster looks fresh.
v1.3.2
All three blog posts expanded with key takeaways, flow diagrams, comparison tables, and worked examples.
Each blog post has its own FAQ section with structured data for search.
Blog pages consolidated into one route and emit BlogPosting, breadcrumb, FAQ, and product schema.
v1.3.1
Homepage, FAQ, and about pages updated with QA Workspace brand wording so searches for the product name surface the official site.
Organization, WebSite, and SoftwareApplication structured data added on the homepage with brand alternate names.
Site-wide meta keywords, application name, robots directives, and web manifest added for stronger brand recognition.
v1.3.0
All six QA guides expanded with key takeaways, comparison tables, and worked examples (login test case, bug report sample, defect walkthrough).
Defect life cycle guide includes a flow diagram and status table covering reopened vs deferred.
Each guide has its own FAQ section with structured data for search.
Guide pages emit breadcrumb, article, how-to, FAQ, and product schema for richer search results.
v1.2.0
Marketing site grew from 20 to 38 indexable pages: guides, templates, blog, pricing, and about.
Six QA guides (manual testing, test cases, defects, severity vs priority, and how-to articles) with internal links to product features.
Four free templates to download: test cases (Excel and CSV), bug reports, test plans, and summary reports. Test case columns match the importer.
Task tracking capability page with screenshot, plus footer and features links.
Privacy Policy and Terms of Service rewritten in a Google-style legal format with a contents table, permission justifications, and Chrome Web Store Limited Use disclosure.
Legal, guide, and resource pages use wider centered layouts so content matches the rest of the site.
Guides and Blog in the top nav. Templates, pricing, and about linked from the footer. Changelog moved to footer only.
Site navigation keeps header and footer in place across routes without a full-page reload.
Chrome Web Store package built as v1.2.0 (manifest and in-app version badge).
Google Analytics added to the marketing site. Privacy Policy, Terms, and privacy promise updated to describe website measurement separately from the extension.
v1.1.0
Every step in the runner shows Pass, Fail, Block, Skip, and Defect. You don't have to hunt for the action bar.
Export a run from the menu (⋮) and switch to another story without leaving execution.
Tasks page: set milestones, see go-live reminders, get retest prompts, and check today's work from the dashboard.
Preview a defect before you save it, and export a standalone defect report.
Single-test exports (HTML, PDF, Word) match the on-screen preview. PDFs are generated from that preview.
Long test titles wrap in PDF exports. Step and screenshot timestamps were removed to keep reports easier to read.
Downloads use the same filename pattern everywhere: report type plus date (runs, stories, defects, backups).
After import, the extension picks an active test case so screenshots attach to the right place.
Screenshot linking works across all suites, not only the active one. The companion attaches to the first open step when none is selected.
Website refresh with light and dark theme, plus new capability and how-to pages.
Site navigation no longer reloads the full page. The header and footer stay in place as you browse.
v1.0.0
First public release on the Chrome Web Store.
Side panel workspace: dashboard, import, test cases, and a step-by-step runner.
Screenshot capture, defect tracking, and PDF, Excel, and CSV reports.
Offline-first: your data stays on your machine. No telemetry.
Mobile-friendly layout and a companion overlay for capture.