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Notable changes
Chrome has changed the way it shows extensions in the navigation bar: a puzzle piece is now representing extensions and, clicking on it allows users to pin their browser extensions in the bar. Without using this option, the Pocket Geek ID shortcut may not be visible, so we designed an explanation screen to explain the new behavior and allow users to find their Pocket Geek ID extension easily, in one click.
The "Do you want to save the credentials you just entered?" notification is now displayed right after generating a password on a web registration form.
The "Contact us" form has seen some improvements for a better user experience.
Notable bug fix
The improved behavior of the "Do you want to save the credentials you just entered?" notification managed to fix bugs for the following websites: zillow.com, harveynichols.com, foxnews.com, app.asana.com, wikipedia.org, bhphotovideo.com, wordpress.com, lexpress.fr, checkout.elsevier.com, barnesandnoble.com, techcrunch.com, yahoo.com, airbnb.com, cbsnews.com, dropbox.com, quora.com, nike.com, cracked.com, seloger.com, 750g.com, bigfishgames.com, hotels.com, glassdoor.com, linkedin.com, cbssports.com, xhamster.com, ticketmaster.com, freshdirect.com, yelp.co.uk, biblegateway.com, voxmedia.com, epicurious.com, edreams.co.uk.
Known issue
expedia.com has a bug that blocks the creation of an account with an alias email address on some devices. This is not linked to the validity of the alias though, and you can use the same alias to create an account from a different device.
Notable changes
Multiple minor bug fixes and user interface improvements
Known issue
expedia.com has a bug that blocks the creation of an account with an alias email address on some devices. This is not linked to the validity of the alias though, and you can use the same alias to create an account from a different device.
Notable changes
Multiple minor bug fixes and user interface improvements
Known issues
The Pocket Geek ID Autofill feature has some limitations for retrieving credentials. This is fixed with the use of iOS 13.
expedia.com has a bug that blocks the creation of an account with an alias email address on some devices. This is not linked to the validity of the alias though, and you can use the same alias to create an account from a different device.