Cra 0.1.347 November 2026

Arc’s dialog sheets, GitLab live folders, pinned splits by drop

Every confirmation in Cra is now Arc’s dialog card on a sheet, from Delete Space to permission prompts. Live Folders ▸ GitLab… adds a folder of your merge requests, a tab dropped on a pinned tab becomes a pinned split in its place, and the Site Control Center is there without any extensions.

Arc’s dialog sheets

Confirmations, profile dialogs, permission prompts, the Open-application prompt and Cra’s own error messages are Arc’s dialog card, shown as a real sheet on the window as in Arc: the dark card, Arc’s buttons with their keys, Esc and Return, the hover, and a red Delete where something goes away. Measured against Arc’s Quit, Delete Space and Delete Live Folder sheets.

Thank you

Grigoriy, for #224

GitLab live folders

Live Folders ▸ GitLab… in the sidebar’s menu asks for your GitLab’s address, or nothing for GitLab.com, and adds a live folder of your merge requests, built as Arc’s GitHub folder: the same folder menu, filters, hidden items and refresh. It signs in with the space’s profile, and you can add one per GitLab instance.

Thank you

Grigoriy, for #223

Drop a tab on a pinned tab for a pinned split

Dropping a tab on a pinned tab in the sidebar now makes the split where the pinned tab was, with both tabs moved into it, as in Arc: a pinned split, no copies. A pinned tab dropped on a Today tab makes a Today split, and the split opens on the tab you dragged. Reported by Jake Allen in #180.

Site Control Center without extensions

With no extension installed, the sliders button was missing from the sidebar’s URL field and the toolbar, so Share, Boost, Capture and the site’s settings were out of reach. As in Arc, it’s always there now. Reported by Balajitechlabs in #226.

What else is new

Fixes
- Quitting while an extension imported from another browser was installing from the Web Store crashed Cra on the way out; the install’s hidden page now closes with its profile (#227, franvz9 and Fred Blaise, with analysis from Wladimir).
- Tab sleeping says in its log why it passed a page over, counts a page asked again apart from a new one, and a page it put to sleep no longer records a history visit (#214, Wladimir).
- A WebKit video played again within two seconds of a pause shows as playing in the sidebar player.