New in 1.1.1:
- The FairAuth button in a code field no longer hides under the icon of another extension, such as KeePassXC. It moves next to it, and back once the spot is free again.
- In code fields drawn as separate boxes over one hidden field, the button now sits next to the boxes instead of over the last digit.
- When the code is requested automatically, the cursor goes to the first box, so typing by hand after cancelling Touch ID starts in the right place.

New in 1.1:
- Allow all websites once on the welcome page, instead of one site at a time. You can still decide per site.
- The FairAuth button now also appears in code fields split into single boxes, for example on Cloudflare.
- After the first code on a new site, the offer to show the button stays when the page moves on to the next step.
- No account for a site yet? "Assign in FairAuth" lets you pick the account in the app.
- Automatic requests only where FairAuth has an account for the site.
- Clearer messages when FairAuth for Mac isn't connected or the trial has ended.
Requires FairAuth for Mac 1.3.1 or later.

The card that offers the button in the code field now stays until you answer it or close it (before, it disappeared after 9 seconds). It no longer offers the button again for a website that is already allowed, including when the browser allowed only the page that is open.

New, optional: "Request the code automatically". Turn it on in FairAuth for Mac (Settings > Security > Other Browsers). On websites where you allowed the FairAuth button in the code field, FairAuth then asks for Touch ID as soon as the code field appears and fills in the code, without a click. Off by default; nothing is ever filled in without Touch ID or your login password. Needs FairAuth for Mac 1.2.2 or later.