Refresh the changelog and localized compatibility strings to reflect support for Memos 0.28.x-0.30.x, and correct the older image preview note to 0.19.x-0.23.x.
Fix the tags not displaying issue by querying both /tag/suggestion and /tag endpoints and merging results. Simplify v0.23 filter to avoid 400 errors from numeric ID requirements. Add v0.18.2 support via numeric ID fallback in getMemoUid. Improve v0.23+ resource URL handling and add better error handling with debug logging for tags and random features.
Reorder fallback checks in buildV1ResourceStreamUrl to prioritize uid-like identifiers before numeric IDs. This fixes image preview URLs in Memos 0.20.x that incorrectly used numeric IDs instead of proper UIDs. Applied to Chrome, Edge, and Firefox extensions. Updated changelog accordingly.
Add DE/FR/ES support across Chrome, Edge and Firefox builds: new _locales message files for de, fr, es. Include dayjs locale bundles (de.js, fr.js, es.js) and load them in popup.html. Update i18n.js to register new languages and labels, update oper.js to apply the corresponding dayjs locale (including auto-detection), add language buttons to the popup UI, bump manifest version, and record the change in change.log.
Update version strings in extension manifests to reflect the new release date. chrome/manifest.json and edge/manifest.json: 2026.04.23 -> 2026.04.24; firefox/manifest.json: 2026.4.23 -> 2026.4.24. No other functional changes.
Add a GitHub Actions workflow (package-extensions.yml) to build and upload Chrome/Firefox packages (store and offline artifacts) on manual trigger or when pushing v* tags. Update README with packaging instructions. Reorganize extension sources into chrome/ and firefox/ directories, add Firefox-specific files (manifest, locales, assets, CSS, LICENSE), and bump Chrome manifest version to 2026.04.23. Also modify js/oper.js (moved to chrome/js) to improve proportional editor resizing: add drag-to-resize, scale clamping/persistence (localStorage + chrome.storage.sync), pointer event handlers, and max-scale computation.