This is a big catch-up release. Highlights since your last Firefox update:

• More reliable long pulls: the scraper now confirms it actually reached each terminal
screen before continuing and recovers on its own if a screen is slow or lands wrong,
instead of stalling or coming back empty. Progress is saved continuously, so an
interrupted run (closed laptop, crash) keeps the work already done.

• Fast re-pulls: pulling a pool or date range you already have now pages straight past
saved work and only stops on what's genuinely new.

• Stay signed in (optional): save your TicketForge login and the scraper keeps you
signed in, reconnecting on its own if the session drops. Cleared anytime with Clear;
credentials are stored locally on your device.

• Easier pool selection: pools are now checkbox cards, each terminal remembers its own
pool list, and "Find pools" only ever adds codes, never drops them.

• Reads more record formats: assignment and timeslip layouts (VIA passenger trains,
standalone layover codes, mixed road/yard pool pages) that used to be skipped are now
read completely.

• Refreshed toolbar icon, plus many smaller stability and speed fixes.

After updating, reload the extension (or restart Firefox) once.

▎ Full history pulls. Your pulls now capture your complete record instead of stopping early. A timeslip pull (and the "Pull my history" and "Pull assignment history" pulls) now walks all the way to the end of your records rather than
▎ cutting off after about 200 entries. If an earlier pull stopped short, just run it again and it will bring in the rest.
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▎ No new permissions, and no change to what the add-on can access.

This release rolls up several months of improvements since the last published version. Highlights:

• Self-service history pulls: capture your own CATS work history and assignment details straight from the terminal, with a Fast or In-depth option.
• Screenshots: each capture now saves a picture of every CATS screen (including crew / PSTS17B screens) privately to your account, alongside the text, so you have a visual record.
• Faster, more reliable pulls: they now page through your whole selected date range, continue the instant each screen finishes loading, and resume where they left off instead of restarting. Live counts (Added / Skipped / Dupes / Errors)
show progress as it runs.
• Better session recovery: if the CATS session drops during a long run, the scraper reloads and signs back in quickly instead of stalling.
• Reworked controls: open or close the scraper from the toolbar icon (Widget / Sidebar / Off), plus a small reopen dot on the CATS screen, a cleaner in-screen widget, and a tidier Action menu.
• Smarter navigation: reads CATS's own on-screen status messages (end of file, record not available, and more) to move through screens accurately, plus support for the new CATS host.
• Numerous reliability and bug fixes.

After updating, reload the extension and re-run your pull.

This update improves reliability and tidies up the in-app dialogs:

• Firefox stability: if your CATS session drops in the middle of a scrape, the terminal's own "Session closed" pop-up no longer freezes the scraper. It now logs back in and continues on its own.

• The scraper's own questions and confirmations (such as "Scrape all road members", "Discover trips", "Employee history query", and starting a scrape) now appear inside the scraper panel instead of as browser pop-ups labelled with the CATS site address. Same prompts and answers, just part of the tool now.

FKeys now includes the full TicketForge ticket scraper, in addition to the floating F1 to F12 key bar you already have.

What this means for you:
- The F-key bar and terminal helpers work exactly as before.
- If you are not signed in to TicketForge, the scraper panel stays minimized and out of the way. You can keep using FKeys purely for the key bar and never sign in.
- If you want it, expand the panel and sign in (or create a free account) to scrape your CATS tickets automatically for CRA TL2 meal tracking.

Privacy: nothing leaves your browser unless you sign in to TicketForge and run a scrape.

Because the scraper needs a few additional browser permissions, Firefox will ask you to approve them when you update. If you only want the key bar, you can approve and simply never sign in.