What's new

Representation tracking over time

The stored-summary work from v1.0.5 now watches for change. Because the same page can appear across many of your captures, FanoutFox compares the summaries it was handed each time.

• Pages show "summary changed" with the date, and you can read the previous version next to the current one.
• A red flag when a page's summary changed and it hasn't been cited since. That's the regression worth chasing.
• Pages whose summary keeps coming back identical are marked stable across N sightings: evidence the representation is stored, not generated per query.
• The Monday brief gains a Representation gaps section: every page whose summary works against you, with the on-page fix.
• A citation-rate comparison between pages whose summaries name you and pages whose summaries don't. It only appears once you have a real sample, and it's labelled for what it is: correlation from your own captures, not causation.

The representation audit

ChatGPT doesn't hand the model your page. It hands the model a stored summary of your page. This release shows you that summary and scores it against your brand.

• Top URLs gains a "your pages · representation" view: the full stored summary for each of your pages the engine retrieved, with a verdict.
• Checks per page: does the summary name your brand, does it name your rivals (comparison pages do this constantly), do your numbers survive, is it thin for its retrieval pipe, is the stored version stale. Every failed check comes with the on-page fix.
• The popup calls out the sharpest case in plain words: your page was retrieved, wasn't cited, and its stored summary never names you.
• Everything is read from your own captures. FanoutFox never claims to see the engine's index, only what the model was actually handed in your sessions.

Full stored summaries

• Captures now keep the stored page summary near-full, up to 2,000 characters (previously truncated at 300). Some retrieval pipes hand the model summaries over 1,200 characters long, and the audit needs the real text.

One-click export from the popup

Asked for in a Chrome Web Store review. Done.

• A share row under the popup verdict: CSV of the answer's sources, copy as Markdown (the full story of the answer, ready to paste into a doc, Slack or an AI chat), and copy as JSON (the raw capture).

Pick the right workspace, or get told

• The popup's workspace chip is now a proper dropdown: see where the next capture will save, switch in one click.
• A wrong-workspace nudge: every capture is scored against every workspace's own brand. When an answer clearly belongs to a different workspace than the one it saved to, one click moves the capture and switches the active workspace.

Workspaces made properly self-contained

• Settings now always save to the workspace you're editing, and every open surface (popup, side panel, dashboard tabs) stays in sync when you switch anywhere.
• Deleting is scoped and honest: deleting a workspace removes its captures with it instead of quietly moving them, a new control clears one workspace's captures while its settings survive, and every deletion is double-confirmed.
• Each workspace's library, conversation history and diff baseline are fully independent.

First public release

• FanoutFox approved and live on the Chrome Web Store: the fan-out, sources, citations, mentions, the trail, shopping tiers, Reddit intel, workspaces, capture diffing and the Monday brief, all local, all free.