What’s new
- We’ve added two new tools to help you diagnose issues with JavaScript-heavy websites. First, you can now disable JavaScript entirely, because sometimes the best way to see what’s really happening is to see what happens when nothing happens.
Second, you can view the rendered source, which shows you what the browser actually sees after all those scripts have had their way with the page. It’s like having X-ray vision for your website’s final form.
- Getting keyword ideas is now as easy as searching Google. We’ve integrated the Google Ads Keyword Planner directly into the SERP, so you can get keyword suggestions for any query you’re searching right from the search results page. For now, we’re limiting it to 10 searches per day while we figure out how much this feature might cost us in the long run. Think of it as a soft launch where we’re being responsible with our API budget, but we might increase that limit once we’ve assessed the bill. Fingers crossed it’s not too painful.
- SE Ranking has joined the party! We’ve added it to both the quick tools section and the right-click menu, because sometimes you need to check your rankings, and you need to check them now, not after navigating through three different menus. Our darling SE Ranking is now just a click away.
- Schema markup just got a whole lot more convenient. You can now copy schema markup directly to your clipboard, so you can paste it straight into your favorite editor without having to export a file first. It’s the small things that make life easier, and this is one of those small things that’s actually quite big when you’re working with schema all day.
Bug fixes
- We’ve made a whole bunch of cross-browser improvements, because not everyone uses Chrome (shocking, we know). The extension now works more reliably across different browsers, with better compatibility and fewer “wait, why doesn’t this work?” moments.
- Fixed: Memory leaks that were causing the extension to slowly consume more and more memory over time, like a digital hoarder that never throws anything away. We’ve cleaned up our act, so intervals and event listeners now properly clean up after themselves instead of lingering around indefinitely.