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Sort Feed changelog

A clear record of new features, meaningful improvements, and important fixes across the Sort Feed Chrome extension.

Latest release2.6.0AI image studio and profile PDF reportsAI image studio, profile persona PDF exports, and a Zen Mode sort restore.Released

AI image studio and profile PDF reports

The Workbench can now create images from a prompt or a reference, and profile persona reports can be exported as PDF. Sorting also stays in place after Zen Mode is turned off.

What changed

  • Added an AI image studio in the Workbench, with separate text-to-image and image-to-image flows for GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, and FLUX.
  • Each model shows its credit quote before a task starts. Finished images can be previewed in the studio and in Task Center, with a clear retention period.
  • Image models can be browsed before sign-in. Creating a task still uses your account and credits.
  • Task Center lists image generation and persona PDF exports, with clearer task types and download access.
  • Profile persona reports can be exported and downloaded as PDF.
  • The Workbench adds clearer sign-in and upgrade entry points.
  • Analysis data loads more reliably, and the side panel keeps the section you were using.
  • Closing Zen Mode restores the sort already selected in the toolbar, instead of leaving the feed in its original order.

More reliable favorites, transcription, and Instagram metrics

Expired favorite covers, Instagram view counts, and a dedicated media transcription experience are stronger together, so research workflows stay more stable.

What changed

  • Favorite thumbnails automatically refresh after signed URLs expire, reducing broken images.
  • Instagram analytics now support view counts; photo and carousel posts clearly show "No views".
  • Dedicated media transcription is enabled, with duration-based credit estimates plus improved upload and language search.
  • Favorites support platform-specific metrics; task lists add source and manual-upload labels.
  • Fixed Reels date-sort feedback, the pt_BR language label, and exports limited to successful tasks only.

Advanced filters and Explore workbench

Explore and the analytics workbench gain advanced conditions, large-sample analysis is faster, and date-range auto analysis is easier to use.

What changed

  • Added advanced filters and multi-field sorting, with improved multilingual copy.
  • Opened the Explore toolbar and workbench, with clearer result entry points.
  • Auto analysis supports date-range snapshots and calibrates matched-count display.
  • Improved analytics filter dialogs, export order, and large-sample performance.
  • Unified auth error handling and refined workbench date selection.

Save and organize useful posts

Turn promising TikTok and Instagram posts into a searchable research library inside the Workbench.

What changed

  • Save posts with notes, then search by author or caption.
  • Organize saved items with collections, tags, and platform filters.
  • Choose which post action buttons appear on each supported platform.
  • Refined favorites, access rules, plan presentation, and sign-in prompts.

Focused export controls

A maintenance release that simplified the analysis export interface and aligned the extension version.

What changed

  • Removed the PDF entry point from the current export flow.
  • Kept other analysis views and supported export workflows available.
  • Aligned release metadata after the larger 2.2.0 update.

Cross-platform profile analysis

Profile research became easier to compare, share, and review across TikTok and Instagram.

What changed

  • Added personal profile analysis and shareable profile reports.
  • Expanded Instagram reports with repost data and better date filtering.
  • Restored scroll position during supported workspace actions.
  • Removed a remote PDF loader and fixed filters, overlays, and billing defaults.

Automated analysis and richer reports

Longer research sessions gained automated collection, stronger reporting, and clearer upgrade guidance.

What changed

  • Added automated collection with pause and resume controls.
  • Introduced profile reports, word clouds, and PDF export in this release.
  • Improved session isolation, local recovery, sorting, and transcription.
  • Fixed export encoding and Instagram PDF text rendering.

The new Sort Feed Workbench

Sort Feed expanded from an in-page sorter into a complete content research workspace.

What changed

  • Added a side panel, Workbench, task center, history, account, and credit views.
  • Introduced accounts, subscriptions, entitlement feedback, and credit balances.
  • Added comment collection, transcription, media upload, and profile-network tasks.
  • Rebuilt analytics and exports, strengthened batch downloads, and improved platform coverage.

Interface and Zen Mode refinements

A focused quality release for the popup, page controls, overlays, and theme behavior.

What changed

  • Refined the popup, toolbar, and content overlays.
  • Updated the default theme color for clearer controls.
  • Fixed Zen Mode interactions and improved visual consistency.

Faster feed research

Batch downloads, date filters, captions, and broader Instagram sorting made review sessions faster.

What changed

  • Added batch downloads with progress and error feedback.
  • Added date-range presets plus caption and transcription actions.
  • Improved Instagram Reels, Explore, and detail-page sorting.
  • Prevented duplicate jobs and removed the unused tabs permission.

Analytics and CSV export

The first analytics workspace brought sortable post data and reliable spreadsheet exports.

What changed

  • Added summary metrics, charts, a sortable table, and CSV export.
  • Improved Instagram extraction, de-duplication, and shortcode validation.
  • Reduced repeated rendering and layout work while scrolling.
  • Added onboarding and localized theme, download, and filename settings.

First public release

The original Sort Feed workflow brought in-page sorting and visible post metrics to desktop Chrome.

What changed

  • Sorted supported TikTok and Instagram pages by engagement and publish time.
  • Displayed post statistics and media download actions in context.
  • Supported TikTok search, profile, music, and hashtag pages.
  • Supported Instagram feeds, profiles, posts, and Reels with multilingual settings.
FAQ

Changelog questions, answered

Version availability can vary slightly while Chrome Web Store reviews and staged updates complete.

What is the latest version of Sort Feed?

Version 2.6.0 is the latest release recorded here. It adds an AI image studio, profile persona PDF exports, and a fix that restores your selected sort after Zen Mode is turned off.

How do I update Sort Feed?

Chrome normally updates installed extensions automatically. Visit the Chrome Web Store listing to confirm the current published version.

Does Sort Feed support TikTok and Instagram?

Yes. Sort Feed supports selected TikTok and Instagram feeds, profiles, discovery views, and post pages. Available metrics vary by platform.

Are all features included on every plan?

No. Advanced analysis, larger exports, batch tools, and credit-backed tasks may require an account, an eligible plan, or usage credits.

Release notes policy

Built in public, documented with care.

Return here for the latest sorting, analytics, export, transcription, and compatibility updates.

This changelog summarizes user-facing changes rather than every internal refactor. Store review and staged rollout timing may cause a version to appear at different times for different users.