Missing e version 2.14.0 is now available!

This one has been a long time coming, folks, and I apologize for the delay.

Fixes

All Browsers

  • Prevent R shortcut key from opening new reblog page when Quick Reblog is activated

Chrome

  • This version now supports the newest versions of Chrome, which should fix a number of broken features for people using the very latest Chrome browser.
  • Please note that old versions of Chrome (version 17 and below) will no longer run Missing e. You should update Chrome now. Here’s how!

Firefox

  • I’ve fixed the issue that caused users of Firefox 16 and higher to not be able to answer questions.
  • However, there seems to be a problem with the +Upload photo button Missing e adds in some new post pages. I’m working on that.

Safari

  • Nothing broke! Yay!

New Feature: Sidebar Tracked Tags

I’ve added an option to show your tracked tags on your dashboard sidebar!

You can find this option under the Sidebar Tweaks feature in the Missing e settings page, under the Dashboard Features tab.

Update here: missing-e.com/update

If you have trouble, clear your browser cache after you update Missing e.

Firefox Users

A recent change to the Firefox tools that are used to create this extension have caused Missing e to be no longer be compatible with Firefox versions below 13. I will look into this to see if I can restore backwards compatibility, but it is worthwhile to keep Firefox up-to-date anyway. You should be able to update Firefox from your browser’s menu.

Q:Hey! Did you think about improving the tracked tags? I mean, sometimes the numbers stay displayed even though you've checked the tags already.
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I think that one is way out of Missing e’s purview. Tumblr’s Tracked Tags are by no means perfect, but there is almost no sure way for a browser extension to know if that number is correct or not without a lot of overhead and input from you. It would be pretty annoying (more annoying than the tracked tag counts already can be, sometimes). The only way to address this is on Tumblr’s end, I think.

I hope Tumblr’s developers can spend a little time on the Tracked Tags. In addition to the numbers not being correct all the time, and tagged posts not always showing up in those searches, the thing that really makes them difficult to use is the fact that there is no way to correctly track a tag with a hyphen (minus sign, ‘-‘) in it. It just interprets those as spaces. If I were to add a tracked tag for “missing-e”, it would only ever show me posts tagged “missing e” and none of the ones with the hypen.