Settings is cleaner and easier to scan. The title is smaller, the section navigator and settings column align, and search now sits directly above the controls it filters. Redundant summary chips, the saved-locally label and introductory sentence have been removed. Section headings use a lighter weight, while the extension version remains visible.

Plan status now refreshes when you return to Settings, preventing stale Free or Pro labels.

When included in captures, rulers and guides now appear together instead of rulers alone.

After a Vector PDF save, the result offers an Open Downloads folder action. Firefox owns the print dialog, so a PDF saved elsewhere remains in your chosen folder while this action opens Downloads.

What’s new in 1.2.2

• Choose your default from six capture types. The redesigned popup keeps the other capture and recording workflows in one menu. Both Free and Pro versions.
• Added an option in the settings to make the Firefox toolbar icon start your chosen capture immediately with one click. This is off by default; right-click the icon and choose “Open capture menu” when you need another action. Both Free and Pro versions.
• Rulers now reserve narrow top and left gutters by default, keeping them beside normal page content. You can select the former over-page placement in Settings. Both Free and Pro versions.
• The popup and Settings have a more consistent layout, typography and controls. Plan and version details remain visible at the bottom of the popup.
• The result editor groups its tools under Refine, Save / Export and Compare. Vector PDF is labelled as a standard workflow and still uses Firefox’s save dialog.

Release Notes field:
1. Clipboard copy now warns when a capture was scaled down (Firefox's 32,000px cap).
2. Popup buttons get a press animation, with reduced-motion support.
3. Combined batch PDFs: each page at full resolution, own searchable text layer.
4. Experimental: "Print to PDF, vector" — real glyphs via Firefox's print engine.
5. Vector print fixes: survives slow save dialogs, reports success/failure, flags locked files, paginates past 200 inches.
6. PDFs are lossless by default (JPEG option kept for smaller files).
7. Optional title page for combined batch PDFs.
8. Optional 2x resolution setting for batch PDFs (larger files, slower runs).
9. Consistent file naming across every file type: date, time, site, page.