Added: Version lists are now built automatically for any game on Nexus Mods, not just a handful. Nothing is shipped with the extension, so the list is worked out from public sources every time and is the same on any machine.
Added: Versions are sorted newest at the top, oldest at the bottom, which is the way round it should have been.
Added: Every compatibility verdict now says how confident it is and what it was based on. Hover a badge and it tells you which file, changelog or description it read.
Added: A "likely compatible" verdict for when the evidence is real but inferred, so a guess no longer looks the same as a match.
Added: A "not set up" state, so a fresh install no longer marks every mod as failed before you have configured anything.
Added: The popup can show, replace or disconnect your stored API key, and clearing cached data reports how much it actually reclaimed.
Added: Your file selections survive a page reload, and download mode is reachable from the popup.
Added: The Update, Optional and Miscellaneous file toggles actually filter the file list now, which is what they always claimed to do.
Changed: The API key is optional. Browsing, filtering, and setting a target game and version all work without one, and the popup says plainly what a key adds.
Changed: A game with no version information available anywhere says so, rather than looking broken.
Fixed: Badges are judged against the game you are looking at, not whichever game was last set in the popup.
Fixed: A mod's own release number is no longer mistaken for a game version.
Fixed: Build numbers that differ only by a leading zero, such as 2.01 and 2.1, are no longer treated as the same build.
Fixed: The same build no longer appears twice under two spellings, and a version like v1.2.10 sorts above v1.2.9 instead of below it.
Fixed: Saving your game and version no longer fails silently when browser storage is full, and the cache is bounded so it stops filling up in the first place.
Fixed: Refreshing a page no longer leaves more than one control panel behind, and the panel can no longer vanish for the rest of the session.
Fixed: A failed download tells you it failed instead of quietly doing nothing.
Fixed: Turning the extension off actually stops it and puts the page back.
Fixed: An invalid key, a rate limit, a server error and no connection now read differently instead of all saying the same thing.

Added: Version lists are now built automatically for any game on Nexus Mods, not just a handful. Nothing is shipped with the extension, so the list is worked out from public sources every time and is the same on any machine.
Added: Versions are sorted newest at the top, oldest at the bottom, which is the way round it should have been.
Added: Every compatibility verdict now says how confident it is and what it was based on. Hover a badge and it tells you which file, changelog or description it read.
Added: A "likely compatible" verdict for when the evidence is real but inferred, so a guess no longer looks the same as a match.
Added: A "not set up" state, so a fresh install no longer marks every mod as failed before you have configured anything.
Added: The popup can show, replace or disconnect your stored API key, and clearing cached data reports how much it actually reclaimed.
Added: Your file selections survive a page reload, and download mode is reachable from the popup.
Added: The Update, Optional and Miscellaneous file toggles actually filter the file list now, which is what they always claimed to do.
Changed: The API key is optional. Browsing, filtering, and setting a target game and version all work without one, and the popup says plainly what a key adds.
Changed: A game with no version information available anywhere says so, rather than looking broken.
Fixed: Badges are judged against the game you are looking at, not whichever game was last set in the popup.
Fixed: A mod's own release number is no longer mistaken for a game version.
Fixed: Build numbers that differ only by a leading zero, such as 2.01 and 2.1, are no longer treated as the same build.
Fixed: The same build no longer appears twice under two spellings, and a version like v1.2.10 sorts above v1.2.9 instead of below it.
Fixed: Saving your game and version no longer fails silently when browser storage is full, and the cache is bounded so it stops filling up in the first place.
Fixed: Refreshing a page no longer leaves more than one control panel behind, and the panel can no longer vanish for the rest of the session.
Fixed: A failed download tells you it failed instead of quietly doing nothing.
Fixed: Turning the extension off actually stops it and puts the page back.
Fixed: An invalid key, a rate limit, a server error and no connection now read differently instead of all saying the same thing.

Added: Version lists are now built automatically for any game on Nexus Mods, not just a handful. Nothing is shipped with the extension, so the list is worked out from public sources every time and is the same on any machine.
Added: Versions are sorted newest at the top, oldest at the bottom, which is the way round it should have been.
Added: Every compatibility verdict now says how confident it is and what it was based on. Hover a badge and it tells you which file, changelog or description it read.
Added: A "likely compatible" verdict for when the evidence is real but inferred, so a guess no longer looks the same as a match.
Added: A "not set up" state, so a fresh install no longer marks every mod as failed before you have configured anything.
Added: The popup can show, replace or disconnect your stored API key, and clearing cached data reports how much it actually reclaimed.
Added: Your file selections survive a page reload, and download mode is reachable from the popup.
Added: The Update, Optional and Miscellaneous file toggles actually filter the file list now, which is what they always claimed to do.
Changed: The API key is optional. Browsing, filtering, and setting a target game and version all work without one, and the popup says plainly what a key adds.
Changed: A game with no version information available anywhere says so, rather than looking broken.
Fixed: Badges are judged against the game you are looking at, not whichever game was last set in the popup.
Fixed: A mod's own release number is no longer mistaken for a game version.
Fixed: Build numbers that differ only by a leading zero, such as 2.01 and 2.1, are no longer treated as the same build.
Fixed: The same build no longer appears twice under two spellings, and a version like v1.2.10 sorts above v1.2.9 instead of below it.
Fixed: Saving your game and version no longer fails silently when browser storage is full, and the cache is bounded so it stops filling up in the first place.
Fixed: Refreshing a page no longer leaves more than one control panel behind, and the panel can no longer vanish for the rest of the session.
Fixed: A failed download tells you it failed instead of quietly doing nothing.
Fixed: Turning the extension off actually stops it and puts the page back.
Fixed: An invalid key, a rate limit, a server error and no connection now read differently instead of all saying the same thing.