No change in behavior: corrected code comments. Includes the 1.21.4 fix: clicking a usage alert now opens the usage page even when alerts were turned on while the extension was already running.

Fixed: clicking a usage alert now opens the usage page even when alerts were turned on while the extension was already running.

Fixed: clicking the Claude Monitor icon on the usage bar while the popup is open now just closes the popup, instead of opening Settings.
Improved: the "Something wrong?" link and the Pro waitlist links open claude-monitor.com in your interface language.
Improved: the history note in Settings now says the history is stored only in this browser.

New: the on-page usage bar also works in Claude Code on the web (claude.ai/code) and in claude.ai's new interface. If it can't find the chat box, it shows as a small pill in the corner that you can hide. A small Claude Monitor icon in the bar opens the details.
New: a pace forecast. At your current rate, the popup, the bar and the toolbar tooltip show roughly when you would hit the limit, only when that comes before the reset.
New: an alert when your 5-hour session resets after crossing your warning threshold. It follows your existing alert setting.
New: with the bar on, an estimate of the messages you have left in your session.
New: a short welcome page on install to sign in, turn on the bar in one click and pin the icon.
New: if your account belongs to more than one Claude organization, pick which one to show from the plan badge in the popup.
Improved: the popup refreshes on open when its data is old, shows one notice at a time, and explains what is missing when there is no data yet.
Improved: fewer requests to claude.ai. Credits and routine runs refresh every 30 minutes or on a manual refresh, and the shortest auto-refresh interval is now 2 minutes.
Improved: on the Free plan the toolbar badge shows "?" until the bar has data.
Improved: the uninstall survey suggests fixes for common problems and, in Chrome and Edge, offers to attach basic status (plan type, bar on or off, whether the bar found the chat box, last refresh result, install-age bucket; no identifiers).
Fixed: the usage bar above the chat box now has a solid background that matches claude.ai, so chat text no longer shows through it when you scroll up.
Fixed: the 80% and 95% alerts no longer repeat every few minutes while your usage stays above the threshold. Each one fires once per reset window again.

Fixed: usage alerts at 80% and 95% now work on a fresh install. The popup offers "Get alerts at 80% and 95%" with a Turn on button, and Settings only shows alerts as on once they can actually fire.
Fixed: changing an alert threshold no longer switches alerts off.
Fixed: on Firefox, turning alerts on from Settings works again.

The interface is now translated into Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese and Korean: popup, options, notifications and the optional bar on claude.ai. It follows your browser language and falls back to English.

Dates and amounts now use your local format. The header reads "Claude Monitor".

Now in your language: the add-on name and description are translated into Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese and Korean. The interface is still in English.

Changed: the "rate us" line now shows up right after the extension helps you, for example when a limit alert reaches you in time, instead of on a fixed day. Closing it once postpones it for two weeks.
New: a "Leave a review" link in Settings.

New: an optional usage bar above claude.ai's chat box, so your session and weekly limits are in view while you type. Turn it on in Settings.
New: Free plan support. Claude closed its usage page to Free accounts, but every reply still carries your limits; with the bar on, the extension reads them each time you send a message.
New: a warning when refreshes keep failing, instead of showing old numbers as if they were live.
Fixed: switching claude.ai to another account no longer leaves the previous account's usage on screen.
Fixed: Free accounts are now recognized as Free.

Bug fixes and improvements:
- Review prompt now waits until the extension has shown real data on three separate days
- If you ever uninstall, an optional one-question anonymous feedback page opens so we can fix what went wrong
- Labels updated for Fable 5, Anthropic's newest model with its own weekly cap
- Windows companion banner now appears at most once, ever

New in 1.13.0:
- Hover any trend line to read the exact time and value of that point.

Also included since 1.10.1, the version this replaces:
- Usage history: a trend line under your session, weekly and spend bars, up to 30 days kept locally, exportable to JSON or CSV.
- Fixed: the trend line stretched a short history across the full width, so the weekly curve looked identical to the session one.
- Fixed: history stored a sample on every refresh instead of one every 10 minutes, which cut the retention the setting promised roughly in half.
- The trend line no longer draws a flat line along the bottom when a window has no usage yet.

v1.12.0
• New: on Windows, the popup mentions our companion app once. Dismissible, and it never appears on macOS or Linux.
• New: usage history. The extension now keeps a local time series instead of overwriting the last reading on every refresh.
• New: a trend line under the session, weekly and monthly-spend bars. The number tells you where you are, the curve tells you how you got there. Turn it off under Trend line in the view menu.
• New: export your history to JSON or CSV from the settings page, with configurable retention (7, 14 or 30 days) and a clear-history action.
• Fixed: the credits banner could show an already-expired reset date.
• The settings button is now a gear instead of a bell, since that page is no longer only about notifications.
Everything stays on your device. No account, no server, no telemetry.

Notifications are now an optional permission, requested only when you turn alerts on from the settings page. Nothing else changes: still 80%/95% local desktop alerts for your session, weekly and per-model caps, and still read-only requests to your own claude.ai usage endpoints.

v1.10.0
• New: desktop notifications when your usage crosses 80% (warning) or 95% (critical) — session, weekly, and per-model caps. One alert per threshold per reset window, never a stream.
• New: settings page — turn alerts on/off, set your own thresholds, send a test notification. Open it from the bell icon in the popup.
• Renamed the listing around the Fable weekly cap — we were the first tracker to show it.

v1.9.1
• Fixed: the per-model weekly cards (Fable, Opus, Sonnet, Claude Design) now
appear only when your plan actually has a separate weekly cap for that model.
They previously showed a misleading 0% when the model's usage is counted in
the combined weekly limit instead.

New in 1.9.0:
- Fable weekly cap: claude.ai now gives Fable its own weekly limit, shown as a new "Fable weekly" card (toggleable from the Metrics menu)
- Reads the new limits data the official usage page uses, with automatic fallback to the previous format
- Removed the outdated "Fable draws down 2× faster than Opus" note
- Fix: per-model reset note no longer shows in the Grid layout

New: popup layout picker — choose Classic (default), Mixed (ring gauges), Grid, or List from the Design menu. Works with any of the six color themes; your choice is remembered.

New in 1.7.2:
- The paid extra-credits banner can now be shown or hidden from the Display options menu (Metrics section), like the weekly sub-caps and routine runs. It stays visible by default.

Bug fixes and improvements:
- Weekly card: restored "Includes Fable, Opus, Sonnet & Haiku" model list (removed by mistake in v1.6.6)
- Weekly card: added note that Fable draws down the shared weekly limit 2× faster than Opus
- Sub-cap cards: added note that resets share the same day and time as the weekly limit
- Removed pro-plan upsell prompt from the popup
- Accessibility improvements

What's new:
- Brand-new warm-dark redesign
- Six color themes, switchable right in the popup: Clay, Slate, Violet, Midnight, Paper, and Cool light
- Plan badge in the header (Max, Pro, Team…)
- Sharper, better-centered toolbar icon
- Bug fixes and polish

New in this version:
- Your Claude plan now shows as a badge in the popup header (Max, Pro, Team…).
- Per-model weekly sub-caps: Opus, Sonnet and Claude Design weekly usage (on paid plans).
- New Models menu to show or hide each per-model card (Select all / Deselect all).
- New home on the web: claude-monitor.com.
- Reliability fixes and internal cleanup.