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What's new in Send to Case

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v0.2.72

★ Latest October 15, 2026
New
  • Create a review task or a calendar entry after a batch upload. When a batch in the upload window finishes, you can create one Clio task listing the documents you just filed, or add a Clio calendar entry, for that matter. Nothing is created unless you click, and Send to Case never deletes anything in Clio. The first time, Clio may ask you to approve the new access: click “Reconnect to Clio”, and your pinned matters and settings stay as they are.
  • Jump straight to your documents in Clio. After a batch upload, “Open in Clio” opens the matter’s documents, and each uploaded file (including files from a ZIP) has its own “View in Clio” link. Batch uploads in History show the same links.
  • Resume a ZIP that only partly uploaded. If some files from a ZIP link didn’t reach Clio, the upload window can now resume it: only the missing files upload, into the same folder, and nothing already in Clio is uploaded twice. If it can’t prove that’s safe, it says so and uploads nothing.
  • Get help from any failure screen. When an upload fails, “Get help with this” opens a support email already filled in with the error details, without your file names, matters or links.
  • Choose whether to share usage statistics. A new Privacy section in the Account view lets you turn off the usage statistics the extension sends. Error reports still go out so we can fix problems.
Improved
  • Page scans find more documents. “Find Downloadable Files on Page” now also finds documents that portals open from buttons and script links, not only ordinary download links.
  • New toolbar icon. The extension icon now matches the Send to Case brand used on the site.
  • Clearer drop area. The popup’s drop area now shows a “Browse files” label you can click.
  • A hidden Clio sign-in window comes to the front. If a Clio sign-in window is already open behind other windows, trying to sign in again now brings it forward instead of only saying a sign-in is in progress.
  • The same link twice in a batch uploads once. If a page lists the same file link more than once, the batch now sends it once and counts it once.
Fixed
  • No duplicate documents after a Clio gateway error. If Clio’s servers fail or the connection drops while a document is being created, the extension no longer retries the create, and tells you to check the matter because the document may already be there.
  • A saved default folder stays in its own matter. Uploading to a different matter from the upload window no longer offers the default folder you saved in another matter.
  • Pinned matters stay put. Pinned matters no longer disappear from the popup a few minutes after your last search, and a matter you just pinned no longer drops out of the list.
  • A matter-level default shows its real folder. In the upload window, a default saved at the matter level now names the folder your documents will go into.
  • No more “Set as default upload folder” box in the popup. The box had no effect there. You can still save a default folder from the upload window.
  • A very large file the browser can’t read gets a clear message. Instead of risking a popup crash, you’re told to copy the file to a local folder and add it again.
  • Clio requests no longer stall after your session refreshes. If your Clio session was refreshed while you were working, later matter searches and uploads could hang. They now carry on.
Security
  • We delete old data on a schedule. The privacy policy now lists how long we keep each kind of data, and records past that age are deleted automatically every day.

v0.2.71

October 10, 2026
New
  • Add seats for your firm from the extension. Pro owners who upload often now see an option in the Account view to add firm seats for colleagues, so everyone at the firm can upload to Clio. You can dismiss it.
Improved
  • Clear directions for links that can’t be sent directly. Right-clicking a download link that isn’t a normal web address (some portals use these) now shows a notification explaining what to do: download the file, then drag it into the popup or click the drop area to choose it. This replaces the old confirmation window.
  • Large uploads are safer when your disk is nearly full. Big files and ZIP entries now save their recovery record before anything is created in Clio, so if your browser can’t save that record, the file fails cleanly with a disk-space message instead of leaving a partial document behind.
Fixed
  • A failed payment no longer looks like the free limit. If your Pro payment failed and you reached the free upload limit, the popup now says your payment failed and links to Manage Subscription. Right-click, pasted-link and page-scan uploads now follow the same limit as the popup.
  • Signing in at sendtocase.com works again. Since late September, signing in on the website could fail with “We could not complete the Clio connection” and the account page could not load. Both work again.
  • First sign-in no longer fails when your email is already on file. If another Send to Case account already used your Clio email address, your first sign-in could fail with an error every time. It now completes.
  • Account pages match the site. The sign-in and account pages show the current logo, and a sign-in error page now links back to your account.
Security
  • Firm seat invites go only to the invited person. An email address typed at checkout is no longer enough to claim a pending firm seat; the seat attaches once Clio confirms that address belongs to you.

v0.2.70

October 7, 2026
New
  • Manage your subscription from Canada, the UK and Europe, and Australia. Signing in at sendtocase.com now asks where your Clio account is first, so firms outside the US can reach their account page to manage billing and seats.
  • Clear subscription terms. Checkout now states how renewal, cancellation and refunds work, subscribers get an email with their plan’s terms, and the refund and cancellation policy has its own page.
Improved
  • Firm seats turn on when you open Send to Case. If someone at your firm invites you to their plan, your seat now attaches the next time you open the extension. You no longer need to sign out and back in.
  • Every sign-in asks where your Clio account is. Signing in for the first time from the upload window or the right-click confirmation window now shows the same “Where is your Clio account?” choice as the popup, instead of assuming the US.
  • One way to cancel, wherever you look. The extension, the website and our emails now give the same cancellation steps, and they work for Clio accounts in every region.
  • Clearer sign-in screen. It now states three facts: your Clio password goes only to Clio, files upload straight from your browser to Clio, and we add documents but never edit or delete anything already there.
  • Large ZIPs in a batch are less likely to fill your disk. The extension no longer downloads the next file while it is unpacking a ZIP, so two large archives don’t sit on disk at the same time.
Fixed
  • No more weekly sign-out. Active users were signed out of Send to Case and Clio about a week after signing in, and lost their pinned matters. You now stay signed in while you keep using it.
  • A full disk gets a clear message. When your computer ran out of space, the popup could sit on a spinner, and a file that had already reached Clio could finish without telling you. You now see a disk-space message, and finished uploads still notify you. Signing in on a full disk says so too.
  • No endless reconnect loop. If Clio stopped accepting your saved sign-in, the extension could keep retrying in the background without ever asking you. It now tries once more and then asks you to sign in again.
  • Interrupted ZIP uploads show up in History. If the browser stopped a ZIP you dropped right after you clicked “Upload here”, its files could disappear without a trace. They now show as failed so you can send them again.
Security
  • We record less, and the privacy policy says exactly what. Usage records no longer include which Clio matter you uploaded to, and our internal alerts no longer contain email addresses. The privacy policy now lists every usage event and field we store, and how long IP addresses are kept.

v0.2.69

October 1, 2026
New
  • See your free uploads left when you pick files. Free accounts now see “You have N of 10 uploads left this month” as soon as they choose files, not after picking a matter and folder. If you’ve picked more than you have left, Keep first N trims the selection to fit, or you can upgrade from the same screen.
  • Sending a ZIP again picks up where it left off. If a ZIP only partly uploaded, sending it again now puts the rest into the same Clio folder and skips the files that are already there, instead of creating a second folder and uploading everything twice.
Improved
  • Drop several ZIPs and close the popup. When you drop more than one ZIP, every one of them now uploads even if you close the popup straight away. Each ZIP has its own row from the start, and one that can’t start is shown with its reason instead of disappearing.
  • ZIPs from a link can be up to 25 GB. Some sites, including several evidence portals, don’t say how big a download is. Those ZIPs were stopped at 10 GB while the message said 25 GB. The limit is now 25 GB either way.
  • Partly finished uploads say so. When some files in a batch upload and others don’t, you now see “Upload Partly Complete” in the popup and the upload window, and a notification that stays until you dismiss it, instead of a clean “Upload Complete”.
  • A slow start is no longer reported as a failure. On a slow connection, an upload that took more than about 25 seconds to get going could show as failed while it was still starting. It now waits, and if it’s still starting after a few minutes it tells you so.
  • Signing in twice gives a clear answer. If you click sign-in again while the Clio sign-in window is still open, the extension now tells you a sign-in is already in progress instead of hanging.
Fixed
  • Word, Excel and PowerPoint files from a link upload as one document. These files are stored internally like ZIPs, and when sent from a link or a Gmail attachment they could be unpacked into a folder of parts. They now arrive in Clio as the document you sent.
  • No “try again” when some files are already in your matter. When a batch ran out of disk space part-way through, the message suggested sending everything again, which would have duplicated files already in Clio. It now says some files may already be in the matter and to check before sending them again.
  • Free accounts no longer see too few uploads left. A few kinds of failed or cancelled uploads could still hold on to one of your free uploads, so the count could say “0 left” when you had some. Every failed or cancelled upload now gives its upload back.
  • A full disk no longer downloads the file twice. When your disk filled up, the extension could download the whole file a second time before showing the disk-space message. It now only retries when that can help, and a failed file frees its space straight away.
  • Files that never started are reported. A file that failed before its upload began could vanish from the popup. It now shows as failed, in History and in a notification.
  • History is reachable at the upload limit. When a free account hit its limit, the upgrade screen hid History. The Upload and History tabs now stay.
  • Old selections no longer come back. After “Upload another” or Dismiss, reopening the popup could bring back the previous selection. It now starts clean, while an upload that’s still running stays reachable.
  • History keeps file names and sizes. If the extension couldn’t save a note about a finished download, History could show the file without its name, size or type. It now keeps them.
Security
  • Less detail reaches our error reports. Names in descriptions of page elements, the addresses of pages and files, and our server’s request details are now removed by default before anything is sent to our error-reporting service. Only the specific technical values needed to diagnose upload failures are kept.

v0.2.68

September 25, 2026
New
  • Clio accounts in Canada, the UK and Europe, and Australia. Clio runs these regions separately from the US, and until now the extension could only connect to US accounts. The first time you sign in, it now asks where your Clio account is, and it remembers your answer for next time. US accounts work exactly as before.
  • A failed sign-in now says so. If connecting to Clio doesn’t finish, reopening the extension tells you the sign-in didn’t complete and to try again, instead of showing the sign-in screen as if nothing had happened.
Improved
  • Large ZIPs need less free disk space. A file of 100 MB or more inside a ZIP used to be unpacked onto your disk in full before any of it was sent, on top of the ZIP itself. It is now unpacked and sent 100 MB at a time. For a 2.5 GB archive holding a 1.1 GB video, the space needed at the peak drops from about 3.6 GB to about 2.6 GB.
  • A fairer free-space check. Before writing a file to disk, the extension checks there is room and holds back a safety margin. That margin was a fixed 100 MB, which on a nearly full disk turned away files that would have fit. It now scales with the space you have: with about 220 MB free, files up to 165 MB go through instead of 120 MB.
  • Disk-space messages say what actually helps. When your disk is too full, the message now says to empty the Trash or Recycle Bin as well as free up space. It also explains that your browser can’t use the space a Mac lists as “purgeable”, which is why a Mac can show plenty of room while the upload still runs out.
  • When some files in a ZIP fail, you see which part worked. Instead of “2 entries failed to upload”, you now get how many made it, why the rest didn’t, and what to do — for example: “2 of 8 files in this ZIP didn’t upload: not enough free disk space on this computer. Free up disk space, then upload just those 2. The other 6 are in Clio.”
  • Small files inside a ZIP fail cleanly when the disk is full. They now go through the same free-space check as everything else, so running out of room gives a disk-space message instead of a confusing internal error.
Fixed
  • The “Partial documents may exist” warning only appears when it’s true. It showed whenever one file in a batch failed and another succeeded, even when the failed file never reached Clio. It now shows only when a failed file actually left an incomplete document in your matter.
  • Cancelling a large file in a ZIP no longer leaves an empty document in Clio. The document is now created only when the first part of the file is ready to send, so cancelling or failing before that point leaves nothing behind.
Security
  • File names and upload links no longer reach our error reports. Performance data sent to our error-reporting service could include a file’s name and the temporary link used to upload it to Clio’s storage. Both are now removed before anything leaves your browser.

v0.2.67

September 16, 2026
Fixed
  • Court-filing receipt pages now tell you what to do. Right-clicking a PACER or CM/ECF link often hands the extension a receipt page rather than the document. The extension already knew this and had a plain instruction ready — open the document in CM/ECF, save it, then use browse files in the popup — but showed only “1 file(s) failed to upload”. The instruction now appears in the notification and in the popup.
  • ZIPs from your computer no longer look stuck after they finish. When an archive finished, failed or was cancelled, its row could stay at “uploading” if the extension was interrupted at the wrong moment. The final state is now saved before the popup is told, so a reopened popup shows what actually happened.
  • An upload row no longer stays stuck after Chrome restarts the extension. If the extension was restarted mid-upload, the popup could keep showing a row as in progress with no way to clear it. It is now marked failed on the next open. A related flicker, where a batch briefly showed “failed” part-way through while still running, is gone.
  • A sign-in error no longer lingers after a successful retry. If your first attempt to connect Clio failed and the second succeeded, the popup could keep showing the old error over the working screen.
  • You are no longer left on the sign-in screen after signing in. In two places — the popup and the upload confirmation window — a completed Clio sign-in could fail to advance the screen if Chrome dropped the reply. Both now watch for the saved sign-in and move on.
  • Free accounts no longer see a false “no uploads left”. Two uploads started close together, or a failed upload retried, could count against your remaining free uploads before the count was settled, blocking a legitimate upload. Cancelling a batch part-way could do the opposite and let a few files past the limit. Both are corrected.
  • Plain-language errors on more failures. Some failures on the popup path skipped the step that turns a raw browser error into an explanation, so you saw the raw text. They no longer skip it.
  • Matter search and sign-in problems are reported instead of ignored. A failed matter search or a failed sign-in could quietly show nothing; both now show an error and are recorded so we can investigate.
  • Checking out twice no longer creates two subscriptions. Opening the upgrade page twice, or a slow first attempt, could leave an abandoned second checkout that later billed. Old checkout attempts are now cleared before a new one starts.
  • The account page is honest about your Clio connection. It used to say “connected” without checking. It now shows when your Clio connection was last verified. When our servers are unreachable, the page also offers a way to sign out and start over instead of a dead end.
Improved
  • The welcome email and the site explain screenshot paste and the archive limit. Both now mention that you can paste a screenshot straight into the extension, and state the 250-files-per-archive limit up front.
Security
  • Sign-in sessions and one-time sign-in codes expire on time. A date-format mismatch could let a session or a sign-in code stay valid for up to a day past its expiry. They now expire exactly when they should.
  • File names from batch uploads no longer reach our diagnostics. A progress message on the batch path carried the file name in plain text; it is now omitted.

v0.2.66

September 12, 2026
Fixed
  • Pasting a screenshot into the extension works. Copy a screenshot, open the extension, press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac) and it is staged for upload, named with the date and time you pasted it. This has been listed here since January and never actually worked — the keystroke was being handed to the page behind the popup, so nothing happened and nothing said why. Pasting into a text box still goes to the text box.
  • Large files inside a ZIP now show a moving progress bar. A big file uploaded on its own always showed smooth progress, but the same file inside a ZIP sat at zero for one to three minutes, then jumped in large steps — which looked like the upload had hung. Progress now moves continuously as the file sends.
  • Clearer wording when Clio turns a request down. Some failures were shown with Clio's own internal text; you now get a plain explanation of what happened and what to do about it.
  • An upload with a missing file size no longer claims your file is too big. A rare internal hiccup could produce “File is too large. Maximum file size is 5 GB” for a file nowhere near that size. It now says the size could not be read, which is the actual problem.
  • Several uploads running at once no longer trip over each other. Starting a few ZIPs or batches back to back could leave some files unsent with a “rate limit” error, and occasionally a document in Clio that never finished uploading. Uploads now wait their turn in order, and searching for a matter stays responsive while they run.
  • A ZIP with nothing uploadable now says so. An archive holding only hidden folders (such as .git or .venv), system files or other ZIPs used to report “uploaded to Clio” while sending nothing. It now fails and tells you none of its files could be uploaded.
  • Very large ZIPs from your computer no longer time out before they start. The extension made an extra copy of the archive before unpacking it, and on a big file that copy could run out of time after several minutes with an unhelpful error. The copy is gone. ZIPs you choose from your computer now have a stated 25 GB limit, checked the moment you pick the file. ZIPs from a link are limited to 25 GB when the site reports the size up front and 10 GB when it does not — this replaces the flat 10 GB figure given in an earlier entry.
Security
  • Matter and client names no longer reach our error tracking. When Clio rejected a request, its reply sometimes quoted the matter or client involved — for example “Matter ‘Smith v Jones’ not found” — and that text was included in the diagnostics we receive. Diagnostics now carry only the error type and status code. Sign-in failures were tightened the same way.
  • The address of the site you are on is no longer included in error reports. When the extension asked you to confirm an upload from an unfamiliar site, that site's address — which for a client portal often names the firm — could ride along on the next error report we received. It is no longer recorded.

v0.2.65

September 8, 2026
Fixed
  • Documents downloaded from client portals keep their real names. Links like DownloadFile.aspx?id=7 used to land in Clio named DownloadFile.aspx, every one of them. The extension now reads the name the portal sends with the file, so each document arrives under its own name. If you renamed a file in the picker, your name is kept.
  • You can tell the files in the picker apart. Each row now shows where the link points (hover for the full address), and links from the same portal get distinct names in the list instead of eight identical ones. For portal-style links the picker also asks the server for the file's real name when it opens, so you see it before deciding whether to rename — which means the portal receives a request for each of those links before the upload itself.
  • A batch that is bigger than your remaining free uploads now says so. Free accounts were told they had "reached the monthly limit" when they had used none of it; the real reason, "This batch has 11 files but you only have 10 uploads left this month," is now shown in both the picker and the popup. The upgrade screen also stops claiming you are at the limit when you are not.
  • The Upgrade to Pro button on the account page works in Chrome again. A security setting was silently blocking the hand-off to checkout; fixed on the website the same day it was reported.
  • The pricing page's "Start Pro" goes to your account instead of the Chrome Web Store. Visitors who already had the extension installed were sent to a store page with nothing to do.

v0.2.64

September 5, 2026
New
  • Switch to annual billing yourself. Pro customers on a monthly plan now have a "Switch to annual" option in the Billing section of the account page. Previously this required emailing support.
  • Your account page is linked from every page of the site. "Sign in" in the site navigation and "Your account" in the footer both open your account page, where firm seats and billing live.
Improved
  • You stay signed in while you keep using the extension. Sign-in sessions used to expire on a fixed weekly timer regardless of activity. They now extend each time you use the extension, up to a 30-day ceiling.
  • Oversized archives are rejected as soon as their size is known. ZIP archives are exempt from the 5 GB per-file limit so that an archive of smaller files can be sent, but nothing bounded the archive itself, and one 19.8 GB download ran for 48 minutes before being rejected. Archives over 10 GB are now stopped before the transfer starts when the size is advertised, and the moment the limit is crossed when it is not.
Fixed
  • A long Clio sign-in no longer reports failure while succeeding in the background. Sign-ins that take a while, such as those with two-factor prompts, hit a short internal deadline and showed an error even though the connection had completed. Sign-in now has its own longer budget, the button reads "Connecting..." while it runs, and a sign-in that does fail shows the error in the upload window instead of showing nothing.
  • An expired sign-in session is renewed automatically. When the session behind the upload limit check expired, the extension could send you back to "Connect to Clio" even though Clio was still connected, and for free accounts it could let uploads past the monthly limit until the next restart. The session is now renewed in place using your existing Clio connection.
  • A failed renewal payment no longer keeps Pro active for the whole unpaid cycle. Pro access after a failed payment now continues for 14 days while the card is retried, instead of until the end of a billing period that was never paid.
  • Complimentary accounts no longer see a billing button that errors. Accounts with permanent free access were shown a "Manage billing" button on the account page that led to a "No subscription found" error. The page now explains the plan and links to support instead.
Security
  • Email addresses are removed from every diagnostic report. Any field holding an email address is now blanked before a report leaves your browser, and addresses that appear inside free-text messages are redacted whole, so no partial address survives.

v0.2.63

August 23, 2026
Security
  • File names no longer appear in diagnostic reports. When a file was skipped for being too large, its name could be included in the error diagnostics sent to our monitoring service. File names in legal work often contain client names and case numbers. They are now replaced with an anonymous identifier before anything leaves your browser. (This was announced with the previous release; the fix missed that build and ships here.)
  • Client and matter names no longer appear in diagnostic reports. When a Clio request failed, the message Clio sent back was recorded in our diagnostics — and that message often quotes what you searched for or the document you named, such as a matter title containing a client name. Failures are now recorded as an error type and status code only.
  • Full web addresses of document sources are no longer recorded. Diagnostics kept the complete address of the site a file was fetched from, which can identify a firm that uses its own portal. Only the top-level domain is kept now.
  • An extra safety net on everything we send to monitoring. Diagnostic messages now pass through a filter that anonymises document file names wherever they appear, so a future mistake in one part of the extension cannot leak them.

v0.2.62

August 19, 2026
Fixed
  • Page scanning now finds files inside embedded frames. Court sites that build their document lists in an iframe — CM/ECF among them — previously reported "no downloadable files found" on pages that were full of them. The scan now reads every frame on the page.
  • Court docket links are recognised as documents. Links that carry no filename in the URL (CM/ECF's /doc1/ style) are now detected and listed instead of being skipped.
  • PACER receipt pages are no longer filed into your matter. Sending a PACER docket link could file PACER's billing-receipt page into Clio under the document's name — a real-looking document that was not the document. Those responses are now detected and rejected instead of uploaded.
  • Clearer message when your computer runs out of disk space during batch and ZIP uploads. Chrome's raw wording reads like an account or plan limit; it is your computer's free space, and the message now says so on every upload path (it previously said so only in the popup).
  • A brief network blip no longer kills an upload before it starts. If the connection drops while fetching a file, the upload is retried automatically. Failures partway through a transfer are still reported rather than silently restarted.

v0.2.61

July 24, 2026
New
  • ZIP uploads now support up to 250 files (previously 100). Larger archives get a clear message explaining the limit and how to split them.
  • ZIP uploads now appear in your upload history — every file inside the archive gets its own entry with its real name, so you can see exactly what made it into Clio.
  • Desktop notifications for ZIP uploads. You now get a success notification when an archive finishes uploading, and a failure notification if it can't be processed — previously ZIP uploads completed (or failed) silently when the popup was closed.
Fixed
  • Failed ZIP uploads now tell you why. When an archive is rejected — too many files, a file over Clio's 5 GB limit, or a corrupted download — the actual reason appears in the popup and the notification, instead of a generic "1 file(s) could not be uploaded".
  • Cancelling an upload no longer shows "Upload Failed". A cancelled upload is treated as a cancellation everywhere — no misleading failure notification.
  • Very large or long-running uploads no longer fail near the end. Uploads that take a long time (many files, or single files in the gigabytes) previously could fail at the final step; the connection to Clio is now kept fresh throughout.

v0.2.60

July 23, 2026
Improved
  • Clearer message when your disk is full. Staging a file for upload when the drive is nearly full previously surfaced Chrome's internal "storage quota" wording, which read like a limit on your Send to Case plan. It now says plainly that there isn't enough free disk space, so the fix is obvious.
  • Better guidance when a page has no downloadable files. Scanning a page that turns up no attachments used to end in a dead end with no explanation. The scan now tells you nothing was found and suggests what to try next.
Fixed
  • The extension now recovers itself from corrupted browser storage. In rare cases Chrome's local database for the extension can become permanently corrupted (for example after a disk problem or an overzealous antivirus scan), which silently broke uploads until the extension was reinstalled. The extension now detects this condition — repeated storage failures over 30+ minutes — and automatically rebuilds its local database, no reinstall needed. Your documents in Clio are never touched; only the extension's own local working data is rebuilt.
  • Cancelling or removing a staged file now frees the disk space it used. Files staged for upload but then removed or cancelled could leave their data behind, quietly consuming disk space until the browser was restarted.

v0.2.58

July 14, 2026
New
  • Updated Pro pricing. Pro is now $19/month or $190/year (two months free). Anyone already subscribed keeps their existing price for as long as they stay subscribed — this change applies to new subscriptions only. The free tier is unchanged: 10 uploads a month, no credit card.
Fixed
  • Uploads no longer get stuck after the extension restarts. Chrome can shut down the extension's background worker while an upload is still running. In rare cases that left the upload wedged with no way to recover except reinstalling. The extension now waits for in-flight work before restarting that component, and breaks itself out if it does get stuck.
  • Fewer sign-in hiccups. Clicking Connect twice in quick succession could fire two competing sign-in attempts and leave the extension in a confused state. Sign-in is now single-flight, so extra clicks are harmless.
  • Upload counts are recorded accurately. Fixed several cases where uploads could be counted incorrectly against your monthly total — including ZIP batches and uploads that finished right as the background worker restarted.

v0.2.57

July 6, 2026
New
  • Manage your billing from the popup. Pro subscribers can now open the secure billing portal straight from the Select Files screen to update payment details, download invoices, or manage their plan — no need to leave the extension.
Fixed
  • Batch and large-file uploads are more reliable. Fixed several edge cases in multi-file and large (multipart) uploads: a file that failed partway through a batch could occasionally be reported as if it had succeeded, and an upload that finished right after the extension's background worker restarted wasn't always recorded as complete. Uploads now report their true outcome, and cancelling a batch cleans up correctly.
  • Smoother reconnection when your Clio session expires. If Clio revokes access or your sign-in expires, the extension now takes you straight to the reconnect screen instead of quietly failing — and a brief network hiccup during a background sign-in refresh no longer logs you out.

v0.2.56

June 20, 2026
New
  • One-click upgrade to Pro. When you choose to upgrade from our email, the extension now opens secure checkout for you directly — no need to open the toolbar menu and find the Upgrade button.

v0.2.55

June 19, 2026
Fixed
  • Large files now upload directly from the popup. Dragging in or choosing a file over 100 MB from the popup previously showed a "use the batch download feature" message that didn't apply to files already on your computer. Files up to Clio's 5 GB limit now upload straight from the popup using the same chunked (multipart) upload as the right-click and page-scan flows.
  • Fixed a case where the popup could get stuck on a blank screen. After starting a multi-file upload, the popup could occasionally stay on a blank "uploading" view that came back every time you reopened it. It now reliably returns to a usable screen once the uploads finish.

v0.2.53

June 15, 2026
Fixed
  • The upload window now reliably appears in front. When you started an upload — especially from the right-click menu, a SharePoint scan, or by pasting links — the file-picker window could occasionally open behind your current window where you might not notice it. It now comes to the foreground every time.
  • Connecting Clio from the upload window now continues straight to your files. After signing in to Clio from the upload window, it could occasionally stay on the "Connect to Clio" screen even though sign-in had succeeded. It now advances to file selection as soon as you're connected.
Improved
  • Added a "Why is this safe?" link on the connect screen. The Connect to Clio screen now reminds you that we never see your files or your Clio password — uploads go straight to Clio — with a link to our full security overview.

v0.2.52

June 5, 2026
Fixed
  • Fixed a rare sign-in state that could leave uploads silently stuck. A small number of accounts could end up where their Clio connection looked active but could no longer refresh, so uploads quietly stopped working. The extension now detects this, clears the stale connection, and prompts you to sign in again so you can resume uploading right away.

v0.2.50

May 26, 2026
Fixed
  • Failed initial payments no longer grant free Pro. Previously, if your first Stripe payment failed at checkout, the extension would still treat you as a paid subscriber for the rest of the month before falling back to free. Now your status is preserved accurately so you can retry checkout immediately and you only see Pro features once payment clears.
  • Large ZIP entries route through multipart upload. Files inside a ZIP that exceeded 100 MB uncompressed previously failed at Clio's single-upload size limit. They now use the same multipart pipeline as standalone large files, so a 500 MB PDF inside a ZIP uploads the same way it would on its own.
  • ZIP processing no longer leaks file handles on failure. When a ZIP upload hit an error mid-stream, the underlying reader could stay open until the extension restarted. Now the reader is reliably closed in all success and failure paths.
Improved
  • Subscription and session responses are no longer cacheable. The extension's communication with our backend now sets Cache-Control: no-store, private on responses that include account state, so corporate proxies and intermediate caches don't see anything that should be per-session.
  • Hardened race-condition handling for local extension state. Several pieces of saved state — recent matters, the OAuth flow, and the review-prompt counters — now use an atomic read-modify-write primitive that prevents the rare case where two tabs writing at the same instant could lose one of the writes.
Security
  • Clio API errors no longer log response bodies in plain text. When Clio returns an error, we now log the HTTP status code in our structured logs and route the full response body to our error-tracking system as encrypted extras. Response bodies can include matter descriptions and other client-identifying detail; this keeps them out of any log surface that isn't end-to-end private.

v0.2.49

May 22, 2026
Improved
  • Folder picker now matches Clio's matter view. Previously the picker showed every folder in a matter as a flat list — including folders nested several levels deep. Now you see only the top-level folders and click into them to navigate, just like Clio's Documents tab.
  • "Matter Root" removed as a destination. Previously the picker offered "Matter Root" and your matter's main folder as two separate options, but Clio treats them as the same location — every matter has a main folder (named after your matter number) and uploads to "Matter Root" were going there anyway. The picker now reflects this accurately. Where your uploads land in Clio is unchanged — only the picker's labels and layout have been corrected.

v0.2.48

May 19, 2026
Improved
  • Faster issue detection. Anonymous upload outcome reporting now lets us spot regressions in the next release instead of waiting for user reports. No file contents or names are transmitted.

v0.2.47

May 17, 2026
Improved
  • Failed uploads now warn when a partial document may have been created in your Clio matter. When an upload fails after the Clio document was created (for example, the network drops mid-upload), the failure screen now shows an advisory with a link to open the matter so you can check for and remove any partial documents. The extension never deletes Clio data on your behalf — this advisory is the safe way to surface the orphan so you can handle it manually. Note: this only triggers for failures occurring on or after this version; earlier failures won't retroactively show the advisory.

v0.2.46

May 11, 2026
Fixed
  • Large uploads on slow networks no longer silently stall. If a single chunk of a multi-part upload took longer than 10 minutes (possible on slow mobile connections or congested wifi with very large files), the upload could hang indefinitely with no error shown. It now correctly fails the chunk and retries with backoff, or surfaces a clear timeout error if all retries are exhausted.

v0.2.45

May 10, 2026
Improved
  • Upgrading to Pro now bills immediately. The Free plan with 10 uploads/month is the trial — there's no longer a 14-day Stripe trial layered on top of an upgrade.
  • Tightened the "already subscribed" check. Users in any active subscription state (including trialing or past-due) now correctly hit an "already subscribed" response when clicking Upgrade, instead of being able to start a duplicate checkout that would orphan the original subscription. Existing subscribers should manage their plan from the customer portal.

v0.2.44

May 8, 2026
Fixed
  • Returning from Stripe Checkout no longer leaves you on the upgrade screen. If the popup hadn't refreshed your subscription status by the time you returned from payment, clicking Upgrade again would show a confusing "Already subscribed" error. The popup now auto-refreshes after checkout and recovers gracefully even if you click Upgrade in the race window — you'll see a "You're on Pro" confirmation and land back on the upload screen.
  • Pro users can never get stuck on the upgrade screen. Even if a stale render somehow lands a paid user on the paywall view, it now shows a "You're on Pro" success card with a Continue button instead of an Upgrade button that would fail.

v0.2.43

May 6, 2026
Fixed
  • Cancel state no longer flickers when capturing multiple downloads. In the right-click capture flow, clicking Cancel could briefly show "Closing…" before the cancellation took effect. The cancel now lands cleanly.
  • Rapid double-clicks on Upload no longer drop captured files. When using the "Keep capturing" mode, clicking Upload twice in quick succession could cause one of the files to be silently dropped from tracking. Both files now upload correctly.
  • Successful uploads are no longer reported as failed in rare cases. A storage hiccup right after the upload was sent could cause the confirmation window to show "failed" even though the file uploaded successfully. The handler now distinguishes pre-send from post-send errors.

v0.2.42

May 6, 2026
Fixed
  • Cancel from the confirmation window now actually stops the upload. Previously, clicking Cancel marked the action as cancelled in the window but the file would still finish uploading to Clio in the background. The upload is now properly aborted.

v0.2.41

May 6, 2026
Fixed
  • "Upload complete" no longer shows before the file finishes uploading. When you used the right-click flow to capture a Gmail attachment or portal download, the confirmation window could say the upload was complete while the file was still transferring in the background. The window now stays in the uploading state until the upload actually finishes.
  • Cancel actually cancels. If you opened the popup while an upload was in progress and clicked Cancel, the popup would navigate away without stopping the upload. The upload is now properly aborted.
  • Stalled uploads now self-recover. If an upload silently hangs — connection drop mid-transfer, browser idle, Clio finalize stuck — the extension now detects the stall after 5 minutes and surfaces it as a failure with a retry-friendly message instead of leaving the UI permanently stuck.
  • Closing the confirmation window mid-upload no longer hides the upload. Uploads continue in the background, and you can monitor or cancel them from the popup.

v0.2.40

May 6, 2026
New
  • Smart filename suggestions for Gmail uploads. When you capture an attachment from a Gmail thread, Send to Case now suggests a filename built from the sender, subject, and date — one click to use it, or type your own. Works whether you drag, browse, or right-click.
  • Rename before upload, anywhere. The editable filename input and "Rename…" affordance now appear in every upload path — the popup, the upload window (right-click on attachment links), and the confirmation window for portal-style captures. Same UX in all three.
Improved
  • Page-title default filenames for web captures. Files dragged in while you're on a non-Gmail web tab are offered a default filename based on the page title — useful for court records pages, document portals, and anywhere the URL filename isn't descriptive.

v0.2.39

April 30, 2026
Fixed
  • Free-tier batch uploads. Selecting a batch larger than your remaining monthly quota now shows the upgrade prompt before any files leave your computer, instead of uploading the batch and silently failing to debit usage.
  • Usage tracking at month boundaries. Usage now uses UTC consistently across the extension and backend, fixing a month-boundary issue affecting users in non-UTC timezones.
Improved
  • Pending-sync indicator. The popup now shows when uploads are still synchronizing, with a manual retry option if a sync gives up after several attempts.

v0.2.38

April 29, 2026
Fixed
  • Mixed batch uploads. Selecting a ZIP archive together with loose files used to silently drop the loose files. Mixed selections are now caught at selection time with a clear message asking you to upload them separately.
  • Fewer false-positive errors after updates. The post-update announcement page no longer logs an error when Chrome has no visible windows at update time.
Improved
  • Resilience for transient download failures. Some sources (Gmail attachments in particular) occasionally return an empty response on the first fetch attempt. The extension now retries once automatically before giving up, and captures more diagnostic detail when retries don't recover.
  • Better visibility when something goes wrong. Internal observability work means we now see specific failure modes that were previously invisible — faster diagnosis when issues are reported.

v0.2.36

April 24, 2026
Improved
  • More reliable error reporting. Internal improvements mean that when something does go wrong, we can see it and fix it faster — fewer silent failures, better context when issues are reported.
  • Update notifications now carry a link to this changelog. Click the post-update toast to see what changed.
Fixed
  • Email sync from Stripe. On rare occasions a transient database error would leave an account on a placeholder email after payment — receipts and billing notices would then go to the wrong address. Fixed.

v0.2.35

April 23, 2026
New
  • Uploads from portal sites now work. When a file link uses JavaScript instead of a direct URL (common on public records portals, court document management systems, and customer service platforms), right-click → Send to Clio now opens a confirmation window. Click the download link in the original tab and the file uploads to your selected matter.
  • Remembers your last matter. Your most recently used matter is pre-selected for new uploads, with an option to change it. Resets after a few minutes of inactivity.
  • Upload multiple files from the same page. Check "Keep capturing" in the confirmation window to send multiple downloads from the same tab to the same matter.
Fixed
  • Gmail and similar attachment uploads — restored uploads from services that redirect downloads through storage backends without exposing the redirect target.

v0.2.34

April 23, 2026
Fixed
  • More reliable uploads from cross-origin links — uploads from pages that redirect downloads through other servers (common on court sites) no longer fail silently.
Improved
  • Simplified upload pipeline — all uploads now flow through a single, unified path. Same behavior you expect, fewer moving parts. No user-visible change.

v0.2.33

April 22, 2026
Improved
  • Expanded error reporting coverage — upload failures from all code paths now reach our monitoring, so we can diagnose issues faster. No user-visible change.

v0.2.32

April 22, 2026
Improved
  • Upload failures are now reported to our monitoring — lets us spot and fix upload issues faster

v0.2.31

April 13, 2026
Improved
  • The extension popup now reopens automatically after connecting to Clio — no more hunting for the toolbar icon after OAuth completes (Chrome 127+)
  • Direct support email link in the upload panel — reach [email protected] in one click if anything isn't working

v0.2.21

February 14, 2026
Improved
  • Duplicate file detection now works consistently across all ZIP upload sizes
  • Skipped duplicate files are now reported in the upload summary for all ZIP paths
  • Better diagnostic logging for troubleshooting upload issues

v0.2.20

February 14, 2026
Fixed
  • ZIP files from evidence portals now extract correctly — downloads without a .zip extension (e.g., from evidence.com) are now properly detected and extracted into folders
  • Upload progress now updates in real time for large ZIPs — previously the popup could get stuck showing "Extracting ZIP" while files were actually uploading
  • Large file downloads no longer time out — replaced fixed 5-minute timeout with an inactivity-based timer that resets on each data chunk
  • ZIP uploads via right-click no longer hang or show "Upload failed"
  • Cross-origin ZIP files (e.g., from CDN links) are now uploaded correctly
  • Token refresh no longer fails in production builds

v0.2.12

February 9, 2026
Fixed
  • Large file uploads no longer fail on Windows (ZIP >= 50 MB, other files >= 100 MB)

v0.2.11

February 8, 2026
Fixed
  • Upload limit now displays correctly for accounts with overdue payments
  • Upload progress text no longer shows incorrect count after finishing
  • Checkout errors now show inline instead of browser alert popups
Security
  • Server error messages no longer expose internal details
Improved
  • Better reliability when service worker restarts during uploads
  • Faster webhook processing with database index optimization

v0.2.10

February 6, 2026
Fixed
  • Clio login now works for all users — previously some Chrome Web Store installs were unable to connect to Clio
  • ZIP uploads with duplicate filenames no longer lose files
  • ZIP extraction works correctly on Windows (path separator handling)
  • Filenames with Windows reserved names (CON, PRN, etc.) are handled safely
New
  • Search your upload history by filename or matter name
Improved
  • Reduced background activity for better battery life and performance
  • Better error handling and upload reliability across the board
  • Security hardening for filename sanitization and input validation

v0.2.9

January 28, 2026
New
  • Paste download links — paste a URL and the extension downloads and uploads it directly
  • "View in Clio" link on upload progress — jump to the uploaded document in Clio
  • "Copy Link" button on successful uploads and in history
  • Keyboard shortcuts in matter picker — arrow keys to navigate, Enter to select
  • Cancel downloads — stop in-progress downloads before they finish
  • Clear history button and "Clear Failed" option
  • Smart renaming for pasted screenshots
  • Status badges on matter picker items
  • Expandable error details in upload history
  • Visual feedback when pinning matters
Improved
  • Faster matter search with cached results
  • Inline confirmation for clearing history
Fixed
  • Duplicate filenames in ZIP uploads no longer cause data loss
  • Better ZIP file detection and extraction security
  • Rate limiter correctly syncs with server reset time

v0.2.8

January 19, 2026
New
  • Retry button on failed uploads — retry without starting over
  • Error banner with clear messages when uploads fail
  • Improved empty states with helpful guidance
Improved
  • Faster, smoother matter search with debounced input
  • Better accessibility in matter search (screen reader support)
  • Upload reliability — simplified upload path, fixing edge-case bugs
Fixed
  • Stream upload corruption no longer possible on network failure
  • Offscreen upload timeout and duplicate recovery issues resolved
  • Filename sanitization improvements (dots-only names, truncation edge cases)
Security
  • Comprehensive security audit remediation — filename sanitization, PII protection, input validation
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