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Redkeep changelog
Chrome updates extensions without asking, so this is where you find out what changed. The version beside each entry is the one your browser shows on the extensions page.
1.0.0
- First public release.
- Harvests your whole saved collection into the browser a page at a time, around RedNote's own rate limits. It runs on alarms, so closing the panel, closing the tab or restarting Chrome does not lose the progress — and once it has finished, checking for new saves only walks the front of the list.
- Search across every saved title and author as you type, filter by author or media type, and search one folder or its whole subtree.
- Folders you build yourself: create, rename, nest and move them, then rubber-band a batch in the grid and file the lot in one pass. The organiser tab browses the tree like a file manager.
- Save or unsave a post inside RedNote and the library follows within seconds — no re-harvest.
- Covers are cached locally, because the links RedNote hands out expire within hours.
- Back up the whole library to one JSON file and import it on another machine. The data page also undoes an auto-filing run, empties the folder tree, re-fetches covers and resets everything — each button says what survives it.
- Auto-filing, the paid tier: it reads titles and authors and files them into your folder tree, reusing the folders you already made. One undo returns the whole run. A free account gets its first 200 notes filed, and everything else here needs no account at all.
- Three surfaces — popup, side panel and a full organiser tab — in English and Chinese, light and dark.