Plex Air Date version history - 23 versions
Plex Air Date by ipkpjersi
Plex Air Date version history - 23 versions
Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on.
Latest version
Version 0.11.1
Released Jul 27, 2026 - 31.03 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterMiddle-clicked rating badges now open their tabs the way middle-clicked links do. 0.11.0 forced each new tab into the slot immediately after the current one, which meant opening two badges in a row left them in the reverse of the order they were clicked, and the tab bar did not scroll to reveal them the way it does for an ordinary link. The browser is now left to place the tab itself, which is what restores both.Source code released under MIT License
Older versions
Version 0.11.0
Released Jul 27, 2026 - 30.93 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- Middle-clicking one of those badges now opens the site in a new background tab instead of starting the page's autoscroll, exactly as middle-clicking an ordinary link does, and the new tab opens directly to the right of the current one. Only left click worked before, because a middle click is a different browser event than a left click and its scroll behaviour begins the moment the button goes down. Ctrl-click (Cmd-click on a Mac) opens a background tab too. This is what the extension's new background script is for: page scripts can only open a tab that steals focus, so opening one in the background has to be done by the extension itself. It adds no new permissions and does nothing else.
- The Rotten Tomatoes badges (both the critics tomatometer and the audience popcorn score) are now clickable too, opening a Rotten Tomatoes search for the title. As with TMDB, none of the data sources the extension uses expose a Rotten Tomatoes id, so a search is the closest a link can get.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.10.1
Released Jul 27, 2026 - 28.75 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterFixed the IMDb and TMDB rating badges added in 0.10.0 never actually becoming clickable. Plex draws those badges as an inline SVG logo next to the score rather than as an image, and identifies the site only in the badge's tooltip text, so the image-based detection 0.10.0 shipped with never matched anything and the badges stayed inert on every page. They are now found by that tooltip inside Plex's own ratings block, and the whole badge (logo and score) is clickable.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.10.0
Released Jul 26, 2026 - 28.86 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- The MyAnimeList, AniList, and TVmaze names and scores the extension adds are now clickable and open the matching entry in a new tab: the score line opens the anime's MyAnimeList or AniList page (the per-episode score opens that episode's own MyAnimeList page), and the source name next to each air date opens the show on TVmaze or AniList.
- Plex's own IMDb and TMDB rating badges are now clickable too, which Plex itself does not offer. IMDb opens the exact title page when TVmaze supplied the show's IMDb id, and otherwise falls back to an IMDb search for the title; TMDB opens a search for the title, since none of the data sources the extension already uses expose a TMDB id. The badges are left exactly as Plex draws them, so nothing about them changes visually until hovered.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.9.2
Released Jul 24, 2026 - 25.95 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterExtended the 0.9.1 fix to the AniList lookup. The same "King of the Hill" collision was still slipping through on AniList: when MyAnimeList had no match, the extension fell back to AniList, which matched the Minna no Uta music short "Oyama no Taishou" (synonym "King of the Hill") and showed its 4.79 score again. AniList music-format entries are now skipped the same way the non-series MyAnimeList entries already were, so a coincidental title collision no longer attaches a song clip's score to an unrelated show.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.9.1
Released Jul 20, 2026 - 25.68 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterFixed non-anime shows occasionally picking up a wrong MyAnimeList score. Short MyAnimeList entries that are not real series (music/song clips, commercials, and promotional videos) are now skipped when matching a title, so a coincidental title collision no longer attaches their score to an unrelated show. For example, the live-action sitcom "King of the Hill" was matching the one-minute Minna no Uta music short "Oyama no Taishou" (whose listed synonyms include "King of the Hill") and showing its 4.79 score.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.9.0
Released Jul 11, 2026 - 25.35 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterSwitched the MyAnimeList data source from Jikan to Tenrai (a drop-in, schema-compatible MyAnimeList API). Jikan is being discontinued on October 1, 2026 and had become unreliable, with several of its endpoints intermittently timing out, which is what caused the anime score to keep falling back to the AniList score or disappear. Tenrai serves the same data (including the per-episode scores) from a proper structured API instead of scraping, so scores load reliably again. AniList and TVmaze remain as fallbacks exactly as before.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.8.1
Released Jul 11, 2026 - 24.81 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAdded detailed diagnostic logging to the browser console (each line prefixed with "[PlexAirDate]") that traces exactly what the extension does on each page: which sources it queries, the status of every MyAnimeList and AniList request and any retries, cache and stored-id hits, and the final score it shows. This is a troubleshooting aid only and does not change what the extension displays; it can be turned off by setting DEBUG to false in the code.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.8.0
Released Jul 11, 2026 - 23.13 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- Scores now recover far more reliably when MyAnimeList or AniList is briefly rate-limited. Previously the extension retried the same rate-limited service with a short delay that was never long enough to outlast the limit, then gave up and left the score blank. It now falls back immediately: if MyAnimeList is rate-limited it uses AniList's own score, and if that is unavailable too it uses the TVmaze rating, so a score appears in most cases instead of a blank note.
- Greatly reduced the number of requests made while browsing quickly through a season, which is what triggered the rate limit in the first place. The MyAnimeList title match and per-episode score pages are now reused instead of refetched on every page, and the matched MyAnimeList entry for each show and season is remembered across sessions (a MyAnimeList id never changes), so revisiting a show later skips the lookup entirely. This uses a small amount of local extension storage (the new "storage" permission).
- When MyAnimeList is rate-limited, the extension no longer makes extra MyAnimeList requests through the AniList fallback that were guaranteed to fail and only made the rate limit worse.
- Brief MyAnimeList gateway errors (504) are no longer mistaken for a rate limit.
- The orange note shown when no score is available no longer promises a retry that did not happen; it now simply states the score is temporarily unavailable.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.7.0
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 21.71 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- When an anime score cannot be shown, the extension now displays a short orange note explaining why (for example that MyAnimeList or AniList was briefly rate-limited and will be retried, or that the title could not be matched) instead of leaving the score line blank with no explanation. This makes it much easier to tell a temporary hiccup apart from a title that genuinely has no score.
- Fixed the score sometimes staying blank on episode pages when both MyAnimeList and AniList were briefly rate-limited at the same time (seen while browsing quickly through an episode list). Those cases are now correctly treated as temporary and retried on the next view, and are labelled with the orange note above rather than showing nothing.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.6.0
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 20.88 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterMade the MyAnimeList (MAL) score more reliable when AniList is rate-limited. The extension now asks MyAnimeList directly for the score first, instead of going through AniList to reach it, so a brief AniList rate limit no longer causes the score to drop down to the TVmaze rating. AniList is now only consulted when MyAnimeList cannot find the title or has no score, or when the air dates are missing, so on the usual anime page the score comes straight from MyAnimeList and does not depend on AniList at all. If MyAnimeList cannot supply a score, it still falls back to AniList and then to the TVmaze rating as before.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.5.0
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 20.44 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterFixed the anime score sometimes disappearing entirely, leaving only the episode air dates. This happened because the MyAnimeList (MAL) score was only reachable through AniList, so whenever AniList was briefly rate-limited, or simply had no rating for that title, both the MAL score and the AniList score vanished together. The score now has independent fallbacks: if the usual lookup comes up empty, the extension asks MyAnimeList directly for the score (finding the correct entry for the season being viewed, so later seasons still show their own score), and if that is also unavailable it shows the TVmaze rating as a last resort, so a score reliably appears instead of noneSource code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.7
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 17.99 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- Fixed anime scores disappearing on later-season episodes (for example Himouto! Umaru-chan season 2 from episode 2 onward). When browsing through many episodes quickly, AniList would briefly rate-limit the extension, and that failed lookup was then remembered for hours, so those episodes showed the air dates but no MyAnimeList or AniList score. The extension now spaces out and retries AniList requests the same way it already does for MyAnimeList, and no longer caches a rate-limited lookup for long, so the score comes back on the next view instead of staying blank.
- Fixed the series score on season pages past the first showing the first season's score. Each anime season is its own entry, so a second-season page now shows the second season's own MyAnimeList score rather than season one's.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.6
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 16.86 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAnime scores now load faster on the first view of an episode. The short spacing added between MyAnimeList requests in the previous version has been reduced, so the score and per-episode score appear more quickly while still avoiding rate limits.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.5
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 16.75 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterFixed the anime series score sometimes showing the AniList score instead of the MyAnimeList (MAL) score, even when MAL had a score. This happened when MyAnimeList briefly rate-limited the extension while it was also fetching the per-episode score. The extension now spaces out and retries those requests, so the correct MAL score shows reliably.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.4
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 15.83 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAnime per-episode MAL scores now work across all seasons, not just the first. Each anime season is a separate entry on MyAnimeList (including newer seasons released as web/streaming ONAs), and the extension now finds the right entry automatically, so the per-episode score also shows on later-season episodes.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.3
Released Jul 8, 2026 - 14.96 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- Added the MyAnimeList (MAL) score for anime on show, season, and episode pages, shown on its own line below the episode air dates as the MAL logo followed by the score. Plex already shows IMDb and TMDB scores but never a MAL score, so this fills that gap. When MAL has no score for a title, the AniList score is shown in its place and labelled as such.
- Anime episode pages now also show the MyAnimeList per-episode score, taken from MAL's episode polls and converted to a score out of 10, tagged "EP" so it is not confused with the overall series score. It only appears when MAL has votes for that episode, and for now only on first-season episodes, where the episode numbers line up with MAL.
- Fixed the MAL score and the episode air dates not showing on show pages after a recent Plex layout change.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.1
Released Jul 7, 2026 - 14.04 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAdded the MyAnimeList (MAL) score for anime on show, season, and episode pages. Since Plex already shows IMDb and TMDB scores but never a MAL score, the MAL score is shown right beside Plex's own IMDb and TMDB badges. On pages where Plex has no ratings badges to sit beside, the MAL score is shown on its own line instead. When MAL has no score for a title, the AniList score is shown in its place and labelled as such.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.4.0
Released Jul 7, 2026 - 13.91 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAdded a "Rating" line to show, season, and episode pages. For anime it shows the MyAnimeList (MAL) score, and for everything else it shows the IMDb rating, both out of 10. The source of the rating is shown next to it, so you can always see whether the score came from MAL, IMDb, AniList, or TVmaze.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.3.1
Released Jun 21, 2026 - 12.42 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterSeason pages now show just the year as the first line, instead of a "Season aired" line.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.3.0
Released Jun 21, 2026 - 12.36 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and later- Added a "Latest episode" line, shown between "Current episode" and "Next episode", with the air date of the most recently aired episode of the show.
- Added support for Plex season pages: they now show the latest and next episode air dates.
- Added a "Season" line on season pages showing when that season aired (premiere date), since Plex leaves that information empty.
Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.2.0
Released Jun 21, 2026 - 11.93 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterAdded currently viewed episode air date, for example if you are looking at season 3 episode 2, you will see when that episode aired, as well as when season 3 episode 7 will air.Source code released under MIT License
Version 0.1.0
Released Jun 14, 2026 - 11.2 KBWorks with firefox 142.0 and laterSource code released under MIT License