Fixed

Starting a sign-in never gets stuck waiting. If DeepSweep's reply stops arriving partway through as you start signing in, DeepSweep now stops waiting after a few seconds and offers "Try again" or signing in through your browser. Choosing Sign in again after that starts a fresh sign-in instead of doing nothing.

Changed

Signing in from the findings list starts on the first click. "Sign In with GitHub" and the sign-in rows under each finding now start signing in right away, without opening the DeepSweep panel first and asking you to click again.
Suggestions wait until you have finished signing in or upgrading. Offers such as the EU AI Act readiness check, the README badge suggestion and the occasional feedback question no longer appear while you are entering a sign-in code or completing a checkout. They appear a few seconds after you are done, so nothing competes with the step you are on.
Uninstalling DeepSweep opens nothing. Removing the extension no longer opens a survey page in your browser. While DeepSweep is installed, "DeepSweep: Share Feedback" is still the way to tell us what to build or fix.
A smaller download that holds only what runs. The extension package now carries only the files the extension uses, without the development tools and build settings it used to include.
One table of everything DeepSweep connects to. The extension page now lists each service DeepSweep contacts, when it does, what is sent, and the setting or switch that turns each one off.
Cursor installs from the package. The extension page now says plainly that in Cursor you install DeepSweep from the downloaded package, because Cursor's extension search does not list it.

Added

Add the DeepSweep badge to your README in one click. Wherever DeepSweep offers the badge, "Add Badge to README" now puts it in your project's README for you, near the top, under the title and beside any badges already there. You see the exact change first, nothing is committed, and Undo puts the file back exactly as it was. A project with no README is offered a new one with the project's name and the badge, and a README that already has the badge is left as it is. "Copy Markdown" is still there if you would rather paste it yourself.

Fixed

Signing in gets through on slow or distant connections. When DeepSweep cannot be reached as you start signing in, it now tries again on its own, a few times over a few seconds. If it still cannot get through, a dialog stays on screen until you answer it: it says what to check and offers "Try again" or "Sign in via browser instead", in place of a message that disappeared on its own. Reviews keep working while you are signed out.
The dependency check rides out a dropped connection. Checking that the packages your project declares really exist now tries again when the connection drops or times out, and gives up after a fixed time instead of waiting indefinitely.

Changed

Usage data waits for a working connection instead of being lost. When usage data cannot be sent, it is kept on this machine for up to 7 days, up to a fixed size, and sent once the connection works again. It holds only what would have been sent, and turning usage data off deletes it.

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