Fet Features v1.0.1

Fet Notification Filter is now Fet Features. This release merges our two
FetLife extensions into one and adds a third feature. Existing Fet
Notification Filter installations receive this as a regular update — all
notification settings carry over automatically.

Unofficial. Not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by BitLove Inc.
or FetLife. Client-side display filtering only: no data collection, no
analytics, no network requests. Use at your own risk (see README).

What's in 1.0.1

• Notifications (from Fet Notification Filter): filter the notifications
  page by type: loves, comments on your content, mentions, follows & follow
  requests, friend & relationship requests, groups & discussions and
  everything else, each with its own toggle.
• Home feed (from Fet Home Filter): choose how "X loved N pictures"
  thumbnail grids appear: hidden, normal or bigger thumbnails.
• Message requests (new): optionally hide requests from senders whose
  self-identified gender is "M", based on the age/gender label FetLife shows
  next to the username. Off by default. A small "N requests hidden" line
  above the list shows what the filter is doing, since FetLife's own
  Requests counter keeps counting hidden rows. Hidden means hidden, not
  deleted — turn the toggle off and everything is back.
• One popup with three sections, one global on/off switch, settings synced
  across your own browser profile via storage.sync.
• Endless scrolling keeps working with all features active; everything
  survives Turbo page navigations and dynamically loaded content.

Migration notes

• Fet Notification Filter users: nothing to do. Your notification
  toggles migrate automatically; the new features start at safe defaults
  (home feed unchanged, request hiding off).
• Fet Home Filter users: please install Fet Features and re-select your
  thumbnail mode once — settings cannot cross extension boundaries. The
  separate Fet Home Filter will be discontinued; its listing will point
  here.

Under the hood

Feature modules now live in separate files (src/features/) on a small
shared core (settings with legacy migration, DOM observer, Turbo hooks,
Waypoint refresh bridge). Attribute namespace unified to data-ff-*.

Known limitations

• Classification and detection are based on the mid-2026 DOM and English UI
  strings where text patterns are involved. Redesigns may require an
  update; the failure mode is safe (unrecognized content stays visible).
• Request filtering matches only the exact gender token "M" and "Male". Rows without a
  parsable age/gender label stay visible.
• Home-feed thumbnails are 160px sources; "bigger" upscales them and gets
  soft beyond ~250px cells. Full-size fetching would require network
  requests and is deliberately not implemented.
• FetLife sometimes creates several notification blocks for the same
  content; with loves hidden these can look like duplicated comments