Zulu Sensim version history - 7 versions
Zulu Sensim by Justin
Zulu Sensim version history - 7 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 2.9.0
Released 27 May 2026 - 55.96 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterSource code released under All Rights Reserved
Older versions
Version 2.7.0
Released 25 May 2026 - 55.91 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterSource code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 2.6.0
Released 25 May 2026 - 54.22 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterSource code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 2.3.1
Released 24 May 2026 - 52.85 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterSource code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 2.3.0
Released 21 May 2026 - 50.33 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterSource code released under All Rights Reserved
Version 1.4.0
Released 16 May 2026 - 97.62 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and later, android 121.0 and laterVersion 1.4.0- Optional account sync — create a free account to keep your
progress in sync across all your browsers and devices.
No account needed to use the extension — sync is always opt-in. - Daily notification — your 3 words of the day now appear as
a system notification each time you open your browser, so you
can see them without needing to browse anything. - New popup — click the extension icon to see today's 3 words
clearly laid out with all the English words each sound replaces. - Every day now unlocks exactly 3 new words across all 1,000 days.
- Firefox for Android supported.
- All progress stays on your device unless you choose to sync.
Source code released under All Rights Reserved
- Optional account sync — create a free account to keep your
Version 1.0.0
Released 11 May 2026 - 47.67 kBWorks with firefox 91.0 and laterAdded support for Firefox for Android. The extension now works on
mobile as well as desktop — words replace themselves as you browse
on Android just as they do on your computer.Source code released under All Rights Reserved