Cra 0.1.251 November 2026
Edit pinned URLs and swipe into the Library
Pinned tabs and favorites can change the address they open, from a dialog built like Arc’s. Two fingers past your first space pull the Library in, and the Spaces page scrolls sideways when your spaces don’t fit.
Edit a pinned URL
Right-click a pinned tab or a favorite and choose Edit Pinned URL… to change the address it opens, in Arc’s dialog: “This is what opens first when you click this tab or its favicon.” Replace Pinned URL with Current pins the page you’ve navigated to instead. A tab still on its pinned page goes to the new address, and one you’ve browsed away keeps its page. Arc tucks both into an Edit Pinned Page submenu; Cra puts them right after Rename…, where they’re easier to find. Asked for in #54 and built in #55 by Anoninz, who also suggested the flatter menu.
Swipe into the Library
Swipe two fingers right past your first space and the Library slides in like another space, with Downloads, Spaces and Archived Tabs, and the sidebar widens as it comes, as in Arc. Swipe back and you’re in your space again. It moves with your fingers and lands the way space swipes do, and pages hold still until it has landed. Two-finger touches on the tab list no longer flash its scroller.
A Spaces page that scrolls
When your spaces don’t fit, the Spaces page scrolls sideways, with two fingers over any card or Shift and the mouse wheel, to the + for a new space. It leaves the page beside it 56 points, as in Arc, and follows the window when you resize it, and the theme editor sits beside its card.
What else is new
Extension settings that behave
Opening an extension’s settings, like SwitchyOmega’s Options, no longer slides a full-screen Cra away to the desktop and back. If the settings are already open, the extension now brings that tab to the front instead of doing nothing or opening it twice. This needed a small change to Chromium, so Cra comes with an updated engine build. Reported by Wladimir in #38.
Thank you
Thank you, Anoninz, for the pinned URL dialog and the menu idea, and Wladimir for tracking down the extension bugs.
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