• Fixed scores briefly showing on the wrong scale after changing your scoring system.
• Fixed a list getting stuck loading if AniList couldn't be reached right after that change.
• Fixed edits queued on one account being retried after you sign in as another.

Fixed cards jumping to another section instead of animating when the list loaded under your cursor.

Fixed

• Progress and score edits now upload to AniList as soon as the popup closes. An edit made just before closing could previously sit unsent until the next time you opened the extension.

• Edits that can't upload — offline, or during an AniList outage — now retry on their own in the background instead of waiting for you to reopen the popup.

• The login screen no longer leaves an empty strip down one side of the popup.

• Switching Grid Layout from 4 cards to 3 no longer leaves blank space beside
the list. Your choice saves immediately and the narrower layout applies the next time you open the popup.

Bug fixes:
• Pressing Escape while editing a progress or score no longer saves what you typed. The popup still closes — that's browser behaviour we can't override — but the value is discarded instead of sent to AniList.
• Logging in no longer occasionally drops you back on the login screen.
• The login screen no longer flashes for a moment when opening the popup.
• The scroll handle stays hidden when you switch tabs.
• An entry marked as completed no longer lingers in the list if you switch tabs right after marking it. Your AniList account was always updated correctly — this only affected what the popup showed.
• Three-digit progress values no longer clip while editing; progress and score fields are now centred.
• The Stats tab no longer makes a duplicate request the first time it loads.

Improved

• Refined custom scrollbar behavior: stays hidden when opening the popup or switching tabs until scroll or move toward the right edge.

Improvements:
- Refined option labels in Settings under Grid Layout (3 Cards (Compact) / 4 Cards (Wide)).

Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where the Stats tab temporarily displayed 0 and empty charts during background data updates.
- Fixed card score displays not syncing immediately after changing the scoring system in Settings.

New

• Cards per Row — choose 3 or 4 cards per row in Settings. The popup
resizes to match, so cards stay the same size and you simply see more
of your list at once.

• A slim scroll handle on the right edge replaces the browser scrollbar.
It stays hidden until you scroll or move towards it, and can be dragged
to move through long lists quickly.

Improved

• Long titles now show up to four lines instead of two.

• Focus outlines are consistent across the whole popup and follow your
AniList profile colour, so it is always clear which control is active.

Fixed

• The popup no longer shifts sideways when switching between tabs.

New
- Lists now animate when an edit changes their order. Bumping an episode,
chapter, or score lifts the card out, moves the rest into place, and settles
it into its new position — instead of the whole list snapping there in a
single frame. Typed values animate the same way as the arrow buttons.
- Finishing an entry fades the card out where it sits, instead of making it
vanish from under your cursor while you're still editing.

Faster opening
- The popup now loads your profile color and lists in one request wave instead
of two, so there's no blue flash before your theme appears.
- Logging back in starts a clean session rather than reusing the previous
one's open tab and cached lists.

Fixes
- Fixed a blank popup on entries with no title in your chosen title language.
- An expired AniList login now returns you to the login screen instead of
failing silently. Edits you had queued are kept and sync once you sign back
in.
- Edits made just before closing the popup no longer show their old values
when you reopen it.
- "Last Added" now sorts newest first.

Editing
- Progress stops at the latest aired episode for currently airing anime.
- Typing a number past the limit now snaps to the limit, matching what the
arrow buttons already did, instead of discarding what you typed.