This release fixes an issue caused by a recent Chromium upgrade that broke the replace functionality in the Acrolinx Sidebar. With this update, you can count on a smooth and reliable content improvement experience again.

Bug Fixes

• Fix for Replace Functionality in Chromium-Based Browsers

  A recent Chromium upgrade (starting around version 133) caused the replace functionality in the Acrolinx Sidebar to stop working on most websites. We’ve resolved this issue so that you can now replace content smoothly across all supported sites once again.

In this release, we've added full support for the web-based version of Quip. We also fixed a bug with the replacement function in newer versions of CKEditor.

Improvements

• Support for web-based Quip version - We’ve added full support for the web-based version of Quip. This will allow you to select, highlight, and replace issues.
• Structural improvements - We made a few changes behind the scenes to make our integration faster and more secure.

Bug Fixes

• Replacement issue in CKEditor - We've fixed a bug that affected replacements in newer versions of CKEditor.

We're back with some updates to Acrolinx for Chrome. This release, we've switched from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3 for Chrome. We also did some general maintenance and and took care of a bug that affected highlighting in certain editors.

Platform Support

Acrolinx for Chrome should work with older platform versions, however, we recommend using:

• Acrolinx version 2021.05 or later

Improvements

Updated Chrome Manifest

Google recently introduced Manifest V3. This meant it was time for us to make a few updates. To make sure that Acrolinx gets the latest enhancements, we've updated from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3.

Bug Fixes

Acrolinx Not Highlighting Issues

In CKEditors like Zendesk, Acrolinx sometimes wouldn't highlight issues. Don't worry, we've fixed this. The next time you use Acrolinx in your favorite browser, your CKEditor content will be checkable once again.

We're happy to start the year off with a new release of our Chrome integration! This time around, we've improved the way Acrolinx handles text editors. We've also changed the color of our extension icon so you can spot it easily, no matter your display settings.

Platform Support

We developed and tested this version of Acrolinx for Chrome with Chrome versions 70.x and above.

Acrolinx for Chrome should work with older platform versions, however, we recommend using:

• Acrolinx version 2019.10 or later

Improvements

Better Handling In Text Editors

There are hundreds of text editors out there, and you might've found that Acrolinx for Chrome didn't always work with some of them. We've fixed this. Now, Acrolinx is better equipped to handle any issues that pop up.

New Extension Icon Color

In the past, the Acrolinx extension icon might have been a little hard to find. We've fixed this. When you're ready to check your content, just keep an eye out for the blue Acrolinx check icon in your browser’s toolbar.

Additional Information

Dropped Support for Safari

It was a difficult decision, but we've dropped support for the Safari browser extension. You can still use Acrolinx in Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. If you want to see Safari back on our list of integrations, let us know.