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A fit-and-finish month. Tweeks now stays completely off captcha pages, the panel can no longer be covered by overlays that tweeks create, installs from the website hand off to the extension more reliably, and generation got more dependable at startup.
You can now connect your own ChatGPT account and choose the models Tweeks generates with. Tweeks installed from Discover update automatically, usage now works as a single budget where updates cost far less than creates, and the site got a new landing page.
February brought the Firefox launch, a new edge-docked Tweeks panel, a comprehensive profile dashboard, bundle collections, Google OAuth sign-in, search in the Library tab, a redesigned onboarding, and more.
January brought a web code editor with version history and diffs, TW_inference and TW_email APIs so tweeks can call AI models and send email, multi-element targeting, short share links, a rebuilt onboarding, and generation that tells you when a request isn't possible.
December added friendly usernames for public profiles, a prompt history viewer when updating tweeks, and per-site script disabling. Page capture got faster, and a storage overhaul made the extension hold up better through restarts and long idle periods.
November added Discover, which suggests curated tweeks for the sites you already visit, on the web and inside the extension. Share pages got image galleries, profiles moved to a dedicated page, Tweeks Pro launched, and you can now watch and cancel running generations.
The first Tweeks changelog. The extension launched in early October with AI generation from plain-English prompts, a script manager, a built-in library, script sharing, a visual element selector, and automatic protection against runaway scripts.