1.6.1
- Fix Content management
Pages saved with "Save Authentication" keep your sign-in
"Save Authentication" sends Screenly your sign-in for the page exactly as your browser has it, so the page your screen shows is the one you saw.
- Fixes and improvements
The extension shows who you're signed in as, and other improvements
The settings show your name, or your email address when your account has none, and the Firefox add-on needs Firefox 102 or newer.
1.6.0
- Improvement Content management
Pages you've added are recognized in any browser
The extension checks your Screenly account for the page you're on, so a page added from Chrome shows "Update Asset" in Firefox or on another computer.
- Improvement Content management
The extension tells you when a page couldn't be saved
After you select "Add to Screenly", the extension waits until Screenly has accepted the page, and shows "Failed to save web page" if it doesn't.
- Fixes and improvements
The extension shows which company you're signed in to, and other improvements
The settings show your account's company, and a home button takes you back to the page you're on, ready to add or update it.
1.5.1
1.5.0
- Improvement Content management
Signing in and out moves into the extension's pop-up
Signing in, signing out, and the extension's settings all happen in the pop-up you open from the toolbar, instead of on a separate options page.
- Fixes and improvements
Pages the extension can't add open its settings
Selecting the Screenly icon on a new tab or a browser settings page opens the extension's settings instead of closing the pop-up.
1.4.0
1.3.0
- New Content management
The extension is available for Firefox
Save to Screenly is available as a Firefox add-on, so you can add web pages to Screenly from Firefox as well as Chrome.
- Fixes and improvements
The sign-in page links to how to create an API token, and other improvements
The sign-in page links to instructions for creating a Screenly API token, and the extension uses the current Screenly logo.