Research Hub 3.0.0

• Research Sidebar is now Research Hub and brings three add-ons into one sidebar: “Quotes” (the quotes as before), “Wissen” (formerly Knowledge Hub) and “Article” (formerly Knowledge Capture).
• A tab bar replaces the header: more compact, with the quote count on “Quotes” and the settings of the tab shown at its end.
• More room for quotes and notes: capture, “Notiz” and search share one row; courts, authorities, Google and site: open as a menu. Note fields use the card's full width.
• Your own notes are light yellow, and quotes and notes carry a small mark instead of the large quotation mark. The colour palettes now reach the tabs, collections and sources.
• “Hub →” is now “Wissen →”. Collections and articles sent before are updated when sent again, not doubled.
• The Wissen library moves over once: “JSON exportieren” in the old Knowledge Hub, “JSON ersetzen” in Research Hub → Wissen.
• New permissions “bookmarks” and “unlimitedStorage”, both from Knowledge Hub.

Research Sidebar 2.13.0

• A new look shared by the whole family: an app bar with the add-on's mark and how many quotes from how many sources the collection holds, then “Auswahl erfassen” with its undo button and the searches (courts, authorities, Google, site:) as labelled buttons.
• The interface is now in German.
• Clear, copy, TXT, Word, all collections and “Hub →” sit in a floating bar at the bottom. Settings and sending to Knowledge Hub open as a sheet.
• One layout instead of two: every quote is its own card, its source cited after it. The Classic/Cards setting is gone.
• The empty row under every quote is gone. Note fields show focus as a fine line inside the field again, instead of a ring spilling onto their neighbours.
• New collections are called “Sammlung 1” to “Sammlung 4”. Exported text (TXT, Word, clipboard) is unchanged.

Research Sidebar 2.12.0

• A fourth collection. Existing collections keep their number and their contents; the fourth arrives empty.
• The numbers are wider and share the row evenly. The 📌 note button is no longer the last cell inside their frame but a button of its own beside it, and it visibly stays pressed while the note is open.
• The collection name now sits as a thin strip above the note instead of between the numbers and the count. It is one line high, quietly set and frameless — typing in it turns it into a field.
• At the foot, the button that empties a collection says "Clear" instead of 🧹, is red, and comes first in the row. It still asks a second time.
• "All-in-one" has become 🗂: grey while the switch is off, coloured once every collection goes into one document.
• The grey rule above the footer is gone; the footer now carries an opaque ground.

Existing collections and settings are preserved. All content stays stored locally in the browser.

Research Sidebar 2.11.0

• The export is organised by source: a rule opens each quote, the quotes from one page run on under each other, and that page closes the group a paragraph below the last of them. Nothing is numbered any more.
• The Word document is now laid out rather than transcribed: Helvetica, a shaded band per source, a full-width divider above each quote, and clickable source links.
• New "All-in-one" switch beside the export buttons: Copy, TXT and Word then put all three collections into a single document, one page each.
• Clipboard, TXT and Word are rendered from the same export model, so they show the same quotes, in the same order, under the same sources.
• With "Date/time" on, the capture time sits at the right end of the rule.
• In the sidebar, the magnifier the exports use now marks each source, the rule beside a quote is finer, source links are coloured more quietly, and the delete cross sits only beside its own quote's note.

Existing collections and settings are preserved. All content stays stored locally in the browser.

Research Sidebar 2.9.2

• The interface is now entirely in English.
• Compact header: capture, the three collections and the collection note share one row; the footer gathers Clear, Copy, TXT and Word into a single line.
• A new, calmer colour scheme, matched to the other extensions in this family.
• Collections can be renamed and given a note.
• Clear Current Collection now also removes the collection note and restores the default name; collections holding a note but no excerpts can be cleared as well.
• The Word export is built from the same text as the other exports.

Existing collections and settings are preserved. All content stays stored locally in the browser.

Research Sidebar 2.9.2

• The interface is now entirely in English.
• Compact header: capture, the three collections and the collection note share one row; the footer gathers Clear, Copy, TXT and Word into a single line.
• A new, calmer colour scheme, matched to the other extensions in this family.
• Collections can be renamed and given a note.
• Clear Current Collection now also removes the collection note and restores the default name; collections holding a note but no excerpts can be cleared as well.
• The Word export is built from the same text as the other exports.

Existing collections and settings are preserved. All content stays stored locally in the browser.

Research Sidebar 2.6.0 adds a note per collection and a configurable search bar.

New:
• Note per collection: show or hide it with 📌. It opens the export.
• A hidden note is never exported.
• New 🌐 Google button: searches the selected text, or opens Google when nothing is selected.
• ⚖ Gericht, 🏛 Aufsicht and 🌐 Google can each be hidden under Options.
• Cmd or Ctrl click opens search buttons and source links in a new tab.
• More compact heading: name, counters and undo share one line.
• The Schnellbutton switch moved in with the other options.

Existing collections and settings are preserved. All content stays stored locally in the browser.