Stable extension
The normal Chrome Web Store build. Best if you want the currently stable public extension and automatic browser updates.
Extra settings, chat tools, bot filtering, organization, persona/OOC helpers, creation helpers, UI cleanup and a lot of smaller things I wanted while using SpicyChat.
This overview is generated from the DEV root features.md. Right now the full DEV repository files are still being prepared, so the site uses a bundled snapshot and will switch to GitHub automatically when those root files are uploaded.
The normal Chrome Web Store build. Best if you want the currently stable public extension and automatic browser updates.
The actively developed build. Chrome and Firefox are separate distribution channels, so their public version numbers do not have to match.
A standalone SpicyChat WebView app with QoL integrated so most extension-style tools can work without installing a browser extension.
Firefox DEV is on the 0.1.9.x line, Chrome DEV is its separately published store build, and the Stable + DEV GitHub repositories are now in place for the full root source/docs upload.
The website is wired to read features.md, CHANGELOG.md, settings files and other supported root files from those repositories as soon as they exist.
The demo runs a local copy of the extension settings beside a completely fake Yui chat. It uses dummy messages and local browser storage only.
No SpicyChat login, cookies, API, real chats or account data are used.
Use the QoL Discord for support, suggestions, known issues, announcements, downloads and tester feedback. The existing QoL thread in the official SpicyChat Discord is also still a valid place to report something.
Yep. SpicyChat has acknowledged that I/the project exist and they currently do not mind it, similar to S.AI Toolkit. That still does not make SpicyChat QoL official, affiliated with SpicyChat, or endorsed by them.