What's new in 1.4.0
• Make a strong password: when you sign up or change a password, the Nodkey button can make a new password on your iPhone. It fits the site's rules, Nodkey saves it first, and the extension fills it in, also in the field that repeats it.
• The user name from an earlier step of the sign-up goes with the new password, also an address that you picked from the site's suggestions.
• On a step where you only choose a new user name, the Nodkey button does not show.
• Nodkey asks to save a login or a card only when it is new, and only after you send the form: not for one it filled, saved or you declined, and not when you pick from a menu.
• The version number now follows Nodkey on your iPhone: extension 1.4 goes with Nodkey 1.4. With an older Nodkey, the extension asks you to update it before it makes new passwords.

What's new in 0.3.0
• Sign in with Google, Apple and others: Nodkey shows how you sign in to a site, and fills the provider login only on the provider's own sign-in page. After you sign in with a provider, the extension can ask to remember it.
• At “Check your phone”, the Nodkey button can choose a passkey or a code from Nodkey instead.
• Codes sent by SMS: the Nodkey button in the code field gets the code from your iPhone, with a Shortcuts automation.
• When your iPhone asks with a notice, or pauses this browser after many new logins and codes in one day, the extension tells you what to do.
• Passkeys that unlock data (PRF) work with Nodkey.
• Add a card for later payments on a billing page with no total.
• Cards in a payment provider's frame (for example Stripe): Nodkey shows the shop, and the provider with “via”.
• If your iPhone has no passcode, Nodkey gives no cards and no passkey sign-in that confirms it is you. The extension tells you where to set a passcode.
• Safer pairing: you confirm the same check number in the browser and on your iPhone, and every request and answer is signed. Pairing needs the newest Nodkey on your iPhone.
• Security improvements: a login or a code is filled only on the website it belongs to, the Nodkey button works only when you can see it, a passkey request needs a click on the page, and the relay address must use https.