WaveTab (v2.1.0)

Changes

New Features

• You can now toggle the gradient animation in Settings > Gradients.

Tweaks

• Updated the version of moment.js being used.

WaveTab (v2.0.0)

Version 2.0 is the biggest WaveTab update yet! It's packed with new customization features and the code looks a lot nicer, too! Changes include:

• New feature: options pane now divided into multiple categories
• New feature: buttons to reset options to default state
• New feature: press "o" to open the options panel
• New feature: sync options across computers [Firefox only - Chrome already had this]
• New feature: open the gradient library to view all gradients
• New option: change the speed of the gradient animation
• New option: change the date format by showing/hiding pieces of it
• Tweak: text highlighting disabled
• Tweak: gradient library is now stored in an external json file
• Tweak: show a "welcome to v2" message on the first use after update
• Tweak: make scroll bars prettier [Chrome only]
• Tweak: general style improvements
• Tweak: tidied up the code :)

WaveTab (v1.0.1)

Changes in this version:

• Removed a few dull gradients
• Added new gradients

Get the latest version of WaveTab here. If you have it installed already, Chrome should update it automatically.

WaveTab (v1.0.0)

No new features this time, just the initial public release.

Download the latest version of WaveTab here.

Beta (v0.1.2)

Changes in this version:

• Add more gradients for a grand total of 55
• Slow down the gradient movement so it seems calmer
• Add a readme
• Security improvement: change the way time & date are displayed

Beta (v0.1.1)

Changes in this version:

• Add a welcome message to show first-time users how to change their settings
• Make the icons bigger
• Other small display improvements
• Fix an error that displayed the wrong elements while the page was loading

Beta (v0.1.0)

The first beta release of WaveTab. It has all the basic features:

• show the time
• show the date
• pick a random gradient
• save options in chrome storage
• run offline

It's still very much in progress at this point, though.