Changelog — Maxoptify

User-facing changes to the Maxoptify extension · Latest: v2.2.56 (2026-11-10)

The Privacy Policy (§10) and Terms of Service (§14) announce changes on this page.

v2.2.56 — 2026-11-10

Chrome set to Spanish (Spain) now shows Maxoptify in Spanish. Until now only Latin American Spanish was recognized, so it fell back to English.

Maxoptify is now available in Japanese. It follows your Chrome language; like German, French, Spanish and Portuguese, it has not yet been reviewed by a native speaker.
In the dashboard, the small tags in front of extra advice (Session, Weekly (all), Extra Usage) now appear in your language. They were shown in Korean for everyone.
Right after installation, empty progress bars no longer appear on cards that have no data yet, so the popup no longer overflows.
When Muse usage cannot be read, the dashboard now shows a more specific reason.
Terms of Service §3 (2026-11-08) now describe optional tips: they unlock nothing, and you can ask for a full refund within 30 days.

The first-run screen has a new design that matches maxoptify.com, in light and dark mode. What Maxoptify never does is now the most prominent part of the page.
The wording, the consent step and what is collected are unchanged.

The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service were updated on 2026-11-05.
After this update, Maxoptify stops collecting and opens the first-run screen again. Collection resumes only after you agree to the updated policy.
Until you agree, the toolbar popup shows a one-line notice. Click it to open the first-run screen.

If your Claude account has a time-limited credit (for example a cloud session credit), the Claude tab of the popup shows its remaining amount and expiry time.
You get a notification 3 days and again 1 day before it expires. Only the credit's identifier, amounts and expiry time are stored.

Usage percentage, plan and reset date are read more reliably.
Paid plans (Power) are now recognized even when muse.ai shows the plan name in your language.
The plan line from the Muse settings window is no longer stored. Only the plan that was recognized is kept.

The first-run screen and the Privacy Policy now say when and how usage is read: as often as once a minute while you are using a service, and less often otherwise, never more than 30 minutes apart. If no tab for a service is open, Maxoptify briefly opens one in the background and closes it after reading.
They also say that page text is scanned in memory only to find usage values, and is neither stored nor sent anywhere.
Watching ChatGPT and Grok pages for limit notices starts only after you agree.

Conversation titles, button and link text, and limit-notice text are no longer stored.
Page addresses are stored only up to the first path segment, so conversation IDs are not kept.
On Claude, the text of usage cards is no longer stored. Only the values found in it are kept.
Data stored by earlier versions is cleaned up once, automatically, when this update installs. Your usage history is kept.
[Delete all data] now also removes your consent record.

Dollar amounts (for example extra usage and credits) were shown as "$1" in some languages. They now show the real amount.
Collection fixes for Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT and Grok, including plan detection and reset times.

The extension is available in German, Portuguese (Brazil), French and Spanish (Latin America), in addition to English and Korean.
Chrome 116 or later is required.
The popup has a small “Buy us a coffee” link that opens an external Stripe checkout page. The extension sends no data when you use it.