What's new in 1.2.4

Rendering a local Markdown file depends on one Firefox setting — and if it was off, the extension used to fail without a word. This release makes that impossible to miss, and clears up a few rendering problems.

Guided setup
- A setup page now opens once, the first time you install the extension. It walks you through enabling "Access local files on your computer" and checks the grant live, switching to "all set" as soon as it lands. It won't reopen on updates.

No more silent failure
- If file access is off, the toolbar icon now shows a ! badge and names the fix in its tooltip, and the popup displays a banner with the exact steps plus a button that opens the right settings page. Firefox offers no API to grant this access for you, so the extension guides you instead of guessing.
- Cold starts no longer get stuck on "Rendering…". The watchdog meant to catch a stalled render was itself blocking the render it was supposed to protect.
- The right-click menu no longer throws an "already exists" error after a reload or an update.
- Math fonts (KaTeX) now load correctly on local files.

The signed package no longer ships the local demo profile (_webext-profile) or the unused offline-build files (vendor/marked.min.js, vendor/purify.min.js, vendor/SHA256SUMS) — it now contains only the files the add-on actually loads at runtime.