TubeSpanner is now available on Safari for macOS through the Mac App Store, joining the existing Chrome, Firefox and Edge builds. Your account, channel data and tools sync across all of them. This release also lands a wide pass of interface fixes from a fresh new-user walkthrough.

Patch Features

TubeSpanner is now on Safari (macOS). The same side-panel toolkit you know from other browsers, available on the Mac App Store, with everything synced to your TubeSpanner account.
One consistent "target viewer" control everywhere. Every tool that asks who a video is for now uses the same label and shares your selection, so choosing an audience in one tool carries through to the others.
Prioritised Home status bar. Notices like trial reminders, feature-limit warnings and "reconnect your channel" prompts now appear in a single status bar that surfaces the most important one first, rather than stacking up.

Patch Improvements

Clearer guidance before a channel is connected. Tools that need your audience now explain what to do and link straight to channel setup, instead of showing an empty dropdown.
Better Share/Planner empty state. With no social accounts connected you now get a clear prompt to connect one, rather than a dead emoji button.
Competitors tab restyled onto the standard TubeSpanner look, replacing off-brand black frames and dividers.
Consistent Settings and account naming across the panel and menu.

Patch Bug Fixes

Status-message links now open in a new tab and keep you signed in, instead of navigating the panel away.
Projects tab now shows scores as clean whole-number percentages, and rows with no audience set show a clear placeholder instead of a blank.
Discovery and Search: the Analyse button now enables as soon as you have typed a title.
About panel: long release-note history now scrolls properly instead of overflowing.
Safari-specific: stay signed in after reloading a YouTube tab, achievement badges render correctly, and the toolbar icon reliably opens the panel.

Patch Breaking ChangesNone.

Patch Upgrade NotesChrome, Firefox and Edge update automatically through your browser's extension store. Safari is available as a new install from the Mac App Store. No user action is required for existing installs.

Patch StatusStable

Behind-the-scenes release. The user-visible change is one bug fix to the Home tab feature-limit banner; everything else is hygiene that keeps existing features working as the backend cleans up some old endpoints.

Patch Improvements

Feature-limit banner is more accurate, the "feature limit reached" banner on the Home tab now only shows when you're genuinely close to or at a limit. Previously it could show at 30% usage, which was confusing on smaller bundles, the warning now appears at 80% with "approaching" wording and switches to "reached" wording at 100%.

Patch Features
None.

Patch Bug Fixes

Permission gates across the extension updated to point at the right backend endpoints. Achievements, Planner, Comments, SEO Homerun, and project views continue to work cleanly after the backend's renamed permissions roll out.
Removed an unused legacy thunk that referenced a backend endpoint which never existed. Internal hygiene with no user-visible change.

Patch Breaking ChangesNone.

Patch Upgrade NotesThe extension will update automatically through your browser's extension store. No user action is required.

Patch StatusStable

Small follow-up to v6.0.9.6. The About modal punctuation in the "What's new" section is cleaned up, the menu rename and scroll-to-top behaviour that almost missed v6.0.9.6 are now in, and behind the scenes this is the first release shipped through the new automated release pipeline (one command builds both browsers, publishes the patch notes to the marketing site, and uploads to the stores).

Patch Improvements

About modal release notes, the in-extension "What's new" panel now reads release notes from the live tubespanner.com source rather than a frozen in-extension list, so future updates surface here automatically.
"Membership" menu label, renamed from "Memberships" for consistency with the rest of the navigation.
Title suggestions scroll-to-top, applying a suggested title from the Search Explorer panel now scrolls the panel back to the top so the change to the title field is visible without manual scrolling.

Patch Features
None.

Patch Bug Fixes

Punctuation hygiene in the in-extension About modal release notes.

Patch Breaking ChangesNone.

Patch Upgrade NotesThe extension will update automatically through your browser's extension store. No user action is required.

Patch StatusStable