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Fix — Compare dropdown stuck on "Loading…": the Permission Set / Profile Compare picker no longer hangs if the org session is still initializing — it times out, offers a retry, and adds a ↻ reload button.

Guided builder starts minimized: the SOQL and GraphQL guided builders now open as a thin "Builder" rail (instead of hidden), giving the editor full width. Click the rail to expand; your choice is remembered.

Fix — query method routing: opening the SOQL builder (or routing to SOQL/GraphQL/REST) no longer lands on the previously-used method's tab. An explicit open now always shows the method you asked for.

Permission & governance toolkit + local-first AI: Four opt-in features. Permission X-Ray (Security Manager) reverse-looks-up which profiles/permission sets grant access to an object or field, plus a privileged-user finder. PSG Muting visualizer shows a Permission Set Group's net effect and exactly what its muting removed. Config Snapshot & Drift (Org Tools) baselines key metadata and shows what was added/removed/modified. AI Assistant (Settings) is an off-by-default, bring-your-own-Anthropic-key explainer that calls Anthropic directly from your browser — no TrackForcePro server, secrets redacted before send.

Salesforce API v67.0 support: The API-version selector in the workspace popup and the in-page sidebar now offers v67.0 (Summer '26), selected by default. Orgs still on an older release keep working — an automatic version-downshift falls back to a supported version if an org rejects v67.0. Internally, the default API version is now centralized into canonical per-module sources kept in lockstep by a sync test, so it can no longer drift between the background, popup, and content scripts.

Live-page diagnostics, data tooling & a security sweep: New in-page diagnostics in the LWC Explorer powered by live network capture — a Performance profiler (slowest Apex, N+1), Errors→Root-Cause, "Explain this Page" X-Ray, a Flow trace, and Capture→Replay (open a captured call in the REST/GraphQL/SOQL builder). New data tooling: generic CSV import (insert/update/upsert/delete), bulk actions on the SOQL grid, a saved query library, a field fill-rate analyzer, and permission set/profile comparison. Plus a security & correctness sweep: closed an XSS and a SOQL injection, fixed a cross-org data leak, hardened error-vs-empty and audit-completeness states, and gated SOQL-grid edits behind production confirmation.

Adoption onboarding + critical service-worker fix: Fixed a dead background service worker in the packaged build (a module imported by background.js was never copied into the package, killing the MV3 worker on load) and added a regression test over the service-worker import graph. Plus the adoption pass: post-install welcome tab, first-run coachmark with ⌘K command palette, a local-only trust signal, teaching empty states for Audit & Records, a default-off analytics opt-in, and a benefit-first store listing.

Security, discoverability & workspace customization: Hardened User Manager (escaped a cross-site-scripting hole in the user detail card, fixed SOQL string/LIKE escaping in user search and compare, rate-limited bulk user updates, and locked action buttons during in-flight requests) and neutralized CSV formula injection on Custom Labels export. Custom Labels are now discoverable from Schema → Metadata Explorer with a one-click deep-link into the Org Tools workbench, and the Schema Visualizer object picker became a searchable combobox. Custom Labels bulk import gained a Cancel control and a “Select all filtered” action. Tab/tool visibility was reworked: the Feature Visibility control now actually shows/hides the views you navigate (with Reset to defaults), a dead command that silently misrouted to the SOQL builder was removed, and the in-page tool catalog was unified into a single source of truth. Plus the SOQL/GraphQL guided builder now starts off by default.

Cleanup & follow-up fixes: REST Explorer Cancel now actually aborts the in-flight network request (not just the UI); GraphQL mutation field autocomplete suggests the object’s real fields; and a large amount of dead/unreachable UI code found by an internal audit was removed (orphaned GraphQL schema-suggestion and builder controls, legacy favicon status badges, a SOQL hint, and an export action with no UI entry) — smaller and cleaner, with no change to live features. Plus internal test hardening.

GraphQL mutations + reliability hardening: The GraphQL builder gains a MUTATION panel that composes create / update / delete mutations into the editor (with a one-time production-org confirmation before any mutation runs, since mutations write data). GraphQL results and variables are now properly visible with an empty state, run-status line, and the real HTTP status (200 OK / 401) alongside record count and timing. App-wide reliability fixes: stale-response races where a slower older request could overwrite a newer one (GraphQL Run, REST Send, record lookup/bulk scan, per-profile FLS); the in-page “Show All Data” inline editor now confirms before writing to production; and several silently-broken actions (REST → Records jump, SOQL builder toggle, favicon status) were restored.

Version display fix: The version shown in chrome://extensions had drifted to an older release while the real version advanced; it now matches, and a release check keeps them in sync. No functional changes.

Export your entire query, not just the first page: The SOQL results grid still shows up to 5,000 rows for speed, but the Export menu now has Export ALL rows (CSV) and Export ALL rows (Excel/TSV) — these stream every record your query returns straight to a downloaded file, no matter how many (matching, and going past, what Salesforce Inspector Reloaded does). A live progress counter and Cancel button keep you in control, very large exports ask for confirmation first (and fetch nothing more until you agree), and your own LIMIT is always respected. Excel/TSV export now also correctly quotes values containing tabs.

Edit lookups by name, not Id: When you inline-edit a lookup / reference field (in the Records inspector or the in-page “Show All Data” panel), just start typing a name — TrackForcePro searches the related object and shows a dropdown of matching records (Name + Id). Pick one with the mouse or the ↑/↓ + Enter keys; the field saves the record’s Id while you see its name. Pasting a raw 15/18-char Id still works, clearing the field sets it blank, and lookups with no name field (or polymorphic lookups) fall back to the classic Id box. No more hunting for record Ids to set a lookup.

Edit any field type inline: Double-click a field value in the Records inspector or the in-page “Show All Data” panel to edit it — now with the right control for every field type: picklists and multi-select picklists as dropdowns, dates / date-times / times as native pickers, checkboxes for booleans, and validated lookups. Date-times are converted to UTC correctly (previously edited values could be rejected or saved to the wrong time), and multi-select values no longer risk being cleared. Changed fields are highlighted, and saving multiple fields shows a “review changes” confirmation (old → new) before writing. Editing live production data prompts a one-time confirmation per org. Field-level security still governs what you can edit.

See all fields at once: The Records “All Fields” inspector no longer paginates — every field renders in a single scrollable list with a sticky header, so you can scroll or Ctrl-F across the whole record, and the search / hide-empty filter now covers every field (not just the current page).

Per-profile field permissions: The Records → Field-Level Security view can now show, on demand, which profiles and permission sets grant Read or Edit on each field (not just your own access) — a one-click drill-down per field, with profiles and permission sets listed separately. Something Salesforce Inspector doesn’t offer.

In-page field inspector upgrades: The in-page “Show All Data” panel now matches the workspace inspector: field help text, a Type column, Required / Read-only / Formula badges, a direct link to each field’s Setup page, and one-click copy of a field’s API name, value, or label. Also clears the Records advanced-tools caches when you switch orgs.

Schema ERD accessibility & touch: The Schema ERD now has a List view (toggle in the toolbar) — a keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly tree of every object and its relationships, with the same expand controls as the diagram. Added two-finger pinch-zoom on touch devices and a clear keyboard focus ring on diagram nodes.

Interactive Schema ERD: The Schema Visualizer is now a real entity-relationship diagram you can pan, zoom, and expand. Click the ＋ on any object to reveal its neighbors and build a multi-object map (relationships stay on screen as you drill in). Master-detail vs lookup relationships use distinct line styles and arrows (colorblind-safe), with a legend, a relationship detail panel, and Mermaid / CSV export of the whole diagram — something Salesforce Inspector doesn’t offer.

Org-scoped caching fix: The Metadata object list and per-object Automation results are now cached per org, so switching orgs no longer briefly shows a previous org’s data (completes the schema-cache fix from v2.4.10).

Record Scanner & Schema — major upgrades: The Records “All Fields” inspector now shows field help text, required / read-only / formula badges, and richer type details, with a per-field link to its Setup definition and one-click copy of a field’s API name, value, or label. The Schema Visualizer now shows all child relationships (not just the first 20), a relationship detail panel (lookup vs master-detail, cascade), and one-click export to Mermaid ER-diagram or CSV. Also fixes a bug where the schema could show a previous org’s data after switching orgs.

UI polish, accessibility & cleanup: The LWC Explorer tree pane now resizes properly when docked (and the detail pane no longer shows a wide blank band); in-page sidebar shortcuts keep working after changing settings; keyboard focus rings, reduced-motion support, and screen-reader labels were added to the in-page surfaces. Primary buttons render their intended gradient (including dark mode). The unused popup “Quick Access” menu was removed (its tools live in the in-page sidebar), and its leftover preferences are cleaned up.

Window restore & larger trace capture: Reopening the extension after minimizing its popup/app window now restores the window instead of leaving it minimized (it previously appeared to do nothing). In the LWC Explorer, network-trace request/response payloads are now captured up to 50 KB (was 8 KB) so large Salesforce GraphQL/Aura responses render as a navigable JSON tree instead of truncated, unparseable text.

SOQL Builder generates valid queries again: Several builder inputs produced SOQL that Salesforce rejected. "Is null" / "is not null" filters now generate = null / != null (SOQL has no IS NULL); child-subquery filters with IN/NOT IN lists and null checks now match the main query; and values containing a backslash (e.g. a Windows path) or apostrophe (e.g. O'Brien) are escaped correctly instead of breaking the query. Recovery is friendlier too: the "Not connected" screen and a failed GraphQL field load now offer a Retry action, and the LWC Explorer no longer leaks a keyboard listener on each open/close.

SOQL Builder is friendly again: The #1 reason people bounced off SOQL — a failed query dumped a raw JSON error blob — is fixed. A bad query now shows a clean, human message with a hint (e.g. "No such column 'Foo' on entity 'Account'. [INVALID_FIELD]") instead of an unreadable error. Opening SOQL with no Salesforce session shows a friendly "Not connected" guide rather than a red error, the empty editor now greets you with a runnable sample query (click to insert), and queries auto-retry at a lower API version on older orgs instead of failing. Internal quality also improved (popup/settings coverage raised, a dead code path cleaned up).

LWC Explorer fixes & bug squashing: The LWC Explorer network panel now respects dark mode (it previously stayed light on dark Salesforce themes), internal Salesforce framework traffic (serviceComponent:// fingerprint/instrumentation calls) no longer leaks into the Fetch/API list, the live-capture buffer is consistently capped, and a couple of live-mode glitches (an unhandled poll error and an interval that lingered after the explorer closed) are fixed. Also squashed four bugs surfaced by expanded testing: a GraphQL builder crash on an empty related-object row, a favicon-preset click that threw, a SOQL result-table sort handler that multiplied across re-renders, and SOQL field-prefix suggestions that never appeared. Under the hood, test coverage nearly doubled (32% → 59% statements, whole-project).

Your on-page tools are back, plus a professional refresh: Fixes a regression where the in-page tools (Show All Data, Command Palette, Setup Search, Quick Action Bar) were hidden behind a too-subtle handle for users who hadn't customized them — they are now visible by default again, and anyone who was wrongly auto-collapsed is restored. The disconnected launcher now offers an "Open Salesforce / enter your My Domain" entry so first-time users can reach their org, plus a "Recent" section surfacing pinned records and your last view. The in-product branding was refreshed to a professional product identity (maintainer credit moved to the About section), and the Chrome Web Store screenshots were replaced with current-UI captures using fictional demo data only.

UI bug fixes & a calmer first impression: Disconnected users now see a calm "Not Connected — connect to a Salesforce org" state instead of a scary red error card across Audit, Records, Platform Events, Security, and Event Logs. First run opens coherently on Explore › Query (no stray background error), onboarding now walks through concrete tasks ("Run a SOQL query", "Export your audit trail") ending in a one-click "Run your first query," and the workspace header uses the full width. The command palette gained a proper focus trap, Escape-to-close, focus restore, a dark theme, and no longer duplicates on rapid re-toggle; the Settings drawer open/close race is fixed; the Quick Action Bar rebuilds correctly on change and reacts to theme switches; and your last query method (SOQL/GraphQL/REST) is now remembered. Also fixed: an OAuth token-store hang, a layout-width type bug, and removed stray debug logging from shipped code.

Leaner code, stronger tests & one-tag releases: Internal cleanup removed unshipped scaffolding/dead code (no user-facing change), and the test suite gained an org-variation matrix covering Classic vs Lightning and multiple Salesforce API versions, a coverage ratchet so quality can't silently regress, and an explicit request-timeout test. The accessibility pass is now complete (JavaScript-driven motion honors reduced-motion, and keyboard semantics were added to custom controls), and genuine first-run users start in a focused Explore view while returning users keep their last-used view — no features removed. Behind the scenes, a new tag-driven, all-store release pipeline with a mandatory changelog gate replaces manual uploads. No new permissions; no breaking changes.

Faster first load, calmer page & stickier data features: The content script now loads only in the page's top frame (no longer injected into every Salesforce iframe) and ships minified, cutting first-load cost on every page — biggest wins on iframe-heavy Setup and Lightning pages. The toolbar icon now delivers value on the first click, routing straight to your last (or primary) task instead of a meta-menu, with a clear "open a Salesforce org" state when none is detected. On-page overlays (Show All Data, Command Palette, Quick Actions) consolidate into a single unobtrusive handle by default — nothing removed. The SOQL/GraphQL Run button can no longer get stuck disabled (surfaces a "No response — retry" state), and Salesforce API-version resolution is centralized with automatic downshift so data features keep working on orgs running an older API version.

Reliability, trust & first-run improvements: The popup never blanks out on a startup error (inline "Couldn't start — Reload" failsafe); 30-second timeouts on SOQL/Salesforce API calls so hung requests fail cleanly; an expired Salesforce session now shows a clear recovery banner instead of silently failing. Data features now surface the real underlying error instead of a misleading "no data" state, and the History Timeline date-range no longer drops valid records. New opt-in, local-only anonymous usage metrics (no data ever leaves the device) plus an uninstall feedback link. Accessibility baseline added (reduced-motion, high-contrast, forced-colors, visible keyboard focus) and launcher polish. "Clear cache" now requests the browsingData permission only when used — no new required permissions, so existing installs are never auto-disabled on update.

Custom Labels translation safety & LWC Explorer UX polish: Translation deploys never overwrite the master English Value; destructive fallback PATCH removed and replaced with auto-downloaded deployment zip; MDAPI filename fixed in zip; IsProtected field added to label SOQL; Translations XML sample button and non-destructive contract note in Bulk Import dialog; Preview XML modal with Copy/Download in Translate dialog; protected label indicator in Custom Labels list. LWC Explorer: tree pane head condensed to single row; filterbar fade-edge overflow cue; Auto-Capture label swap when active; network panel empty state branches for filtered vs. unfiltered state.

Version Bump & Maintenance: Incremental release with version consistency updates across all documentation surfaces; continued platform hardening and multi-agent OS improvements.

LWC Explorer & Platform Hardening: LWC Explorer now auto-loads LMS channels on activation and captures all UI API and Visualforce Remoting traffic automatically; Lightning Setup links use encoded paths so deep links route reliably across all setup nodes; Replaced inline DOM event handlers with CSP-safe delegation using data-action attributes (no more inline-handler CSP violations); Removed legacy TFPAnalytics tracking and initialization from all UI scripts; Added multi-agent OS protocols, agent personas, workflows, and memory structure for AI- assisted development; Icon path consistency pass across HTML surfaces.

Docs & Distribution: Added Edge Add-ons store listing link across all documentation pages; Updated browser availability cards with live Edge download link; Fixed browser store icon styling for authentic logo rendering; Added automated Heroku deployment to docs CI/CD workflow; Documentation version consistency maintenance.

Analytics & Build Fixes: Extracted GA4 credentials into separate analytics_config.js (gitignored) with template file and full setup instructions; Fixed CORS errors by routing analytics through background service worker; Fixed missing analytics_helper.js in build output; Fixed locale description exceeding 132-char Chrome Web Store limit; Added contextMenus permission justification and all 7 host permissions to submission docs.

Improvements: Documentation accuracy pass — keyboard shortcut references validated against codebase; Settings guide corrected (Ctrl+Shift+S default, unassigned defaults clarified); Chrome Web Store submission updated with full feature coverage, all 7 host permissions, and contextMenus permission; Version consistency maintenance.

Features: Two-row header layout with tab scrolling; LMS Explorer redesign with detail pane; SOQL virtualized table with column pinning and smart view; Compact result toolbar; Pop-out results window; Collapsible query editor; Bug fixes in suggestion engine.

Features: Independent button positioning (Show All Data, Command Palette); LMS bridge rewrite with 4 real Aura strategies; Subscribe/unsubscribe UI; LMS status pill with activity log; Full dark theme for LMS.

Features: Configurable keyboard shortcuts; Per-org inline edit toggles; Tab reorganization (Records promoted, Org Tools → top-level); Org Management table in Settings.

Major Release: Complete 3-mode architecture (Explore/Debug/Analyze); Launcher popup redesign; Workspace tab consolidation; Settings tab redesign; 9-tab interface; Cross-browser support (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera).

Features: Virtualized SOQL result table with 1000+ row support; Column pinning, filtering, sorting; Compact toolbar with density modes; Full-screen and focus modes; Inline edit callback delegation.

Features: LMS Explorer detail pane; Context-aware empty state; Beta badge on LMS; Network detail overflow fix; Extension context invalidated error fix.

Features: SOQL relationship field links (dot-notation); LWC Explorer live mode (3s polling); Labeled buttons; Dock persistence; LMS bridge rewrite; Two-row header layout.

Features: Independent button positioning for Show All Data and Command Palette; Bottom position support.

Features: Save & Apply button; Org Management table with inline edit toggles; Multi-source org ID resolution.

Features: Per-org inline edit toggles; Configurable keyboard shortcuts; Tab reorganization; Org Tools promoted to top-level tab.

Features: Show All Data floating panel; Content script injection; Inline field editing; Command Palette; Context menu.

Initial Release: SOQL Builder, GraphQL Builder, Records, REST Explorer, Audit Trail, Platform Events, Org Tools, Settings.