Historial de versiones de Fresh Tomato - A Productivity tools - 3 versiones
Fresh Tomato - A Productivity tools por Monessem
Historial de versiones de Fresh Tomato - A Productivity tools - 3 versiones
¡Ten cuidad con las versiones antiguas! Se suelen mostrar para pruebas y a modo de referencia.Deberías usar siempre la última versión disponible de un complemento.
Última versión
Versión 6.30.0
Lanzada el 4 de oct. de 2026 - 441,32 KBCompatible con firefox 140.0 y superiores, android 142.0 y superioresfix bug 🐛Se publicó el código fuente bajo la licencia MIT License
Versiones antiguas
Versión 6.29.0
Lanzada el 1 de oct. de 2026 - 440,49 KBCompatible con firefox 140.0 y superiores, android 142.0 y superioresEnhance task & ⚡ Energy
bug fixesSe publicó el código fuente bajo la licencia MIT License
Versión 6.28.0
Lanzada el 10 de sep. de 2026 - 439,44 KBCompatible con firefox 140.0 y superiores, android 142.0 y superioresOne card size on Today, a redesigned Time Tracker, and logos that heal on demandTODAY, ONE RHYTHM: every daily-care card — mood, energy, prayer, coffee, hydration, habits, forest, keep-awake — now renders the SAME standard size (the mood card’s comfortable fit, codified as a design token). Sparse cards distribute their rows gracefully instead of reading as half-empty boxes; the keep-awake card compacted (one combined status caption, tighter level buttons, a smaller switch) to fit the standard exactly; habits and forest grew the same mini progress rows; and the coffee/hydration “−” button became a designed stepper control — a hairline square with a centered glyph, a calm disabled state and a real aria-label, no longer a bare ghost button.
THE TIME TRACKER, REDESIGNED FROM SCRATCH : a new hero band with the status dot riding the brand tile and the meta line as design chips; one grid of icon-chip stat tiles (today is the hero tile with a gradient value); the range chart gained a dashed active-day average line, a live value bubble on today’s bar and denser gradient bars; the hour rhythm dims sleep hours and crowns the peak; weekday bars carry a calmest-day chip; top sites wear a full tomato/silver/bronze podium. The dead code left by the old design (the two stacked stat rows and their CSS) is gone — swept by the dead-code gate.
THE BROWSING CALENDAR: the flat “Consistency — last 12 weeks” strip is REPLACED by a real GitHub-style calendar heatmap — 13 week columns × 7 weekday rows (Mon at the top), month labels exactly where a month begins, Mon/Wed/Fri labels at the left, four discrete intensity levels (quartiles of the busiest day, so light weeks stay honest), today ringed, future days dimmed, every cell titled with its date and duration, and a less→more legend with the busiest-day anchor.
LOGOS THAT HEAL ON DEMAND (the Highlights report): the Settings “Save missing logos now” button is now a FORCE pass — it ignores this session’s failed-fetch marks (a transient network hiccup can never again make it say “All caught up” while logos are missing) and heals up to 60 hosts per press; the background sweep runs every 4 hours instead of 12; and the Highlights/Keep PASTE FORMS now ask the background to save the real logo for entries added by hand (same one-id contract as the right-click captures — the entry never waits for its icon).Se publicó el código fuente bajo la licencia MIT License