Browser Extension 1.6.1: Pages saved with "Save Authentication" keep your sign-in

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

“Save Authentication” is for pages you have to be signed in to see, like an internal dashboard. It saves your current sign-in for that site along with the page, so your screens can open it without signing in.

On some sites, the sign-in the extension saved didn’t work, and the screen showed the site’s sign-in page or an error instead of the page you added. Sites on an address with a port number, such as dashboard.example.com:8080, were among them. The extension now saves your sign-in for the page exactly as your browser has it.

If this affects you: Pages saved before this version keep the sign-in they were saved with. Open the page in your browser while signed in, select the Screenly icon, make sure “Save Authentication” is checked, and select “Update Asset”.

Browser Extension 1.6.1: The extension shows who you're signed in as, and other improvements

Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The extension’s settings show who you’re signed in as, by name, or by email address when your account has no name.
The Firefox add-on needs Firefox 102 or newer.

Browser Extension 1.6.1 | Screenly

Browser Extension 1.6.1: Pages saved with "Save Authentication" keep your sign-in

Browser Extension 1.6.1: The extension shows who you're signed in as, and other improvements