XKit Next version 1.1.1
Today’s update on XKit Next brings a couple of new features:
If you don’t know what XKit Next is, it’s a special version of XKit for Chrome users that focuses on ease of use and performance. If you are on Chrome and using XKit 6, you might want to give it a try.
XKit Next Update 1.1.0
Today’s update brings two new things:
If you are on Chrome and haven’t given XKit Next a try, I suggest you to take it for a test drive.
You probably got the update already, but here’s what’s new in XKit Next 1.0.9:
If you are using Chrome, I suggest you take XKit Next for a test drive.
XKit Next Update 1.0.7
Today’s update is a huge one:
In addition to all these, XKit Next now has “Turtle Warnings”: little warning boxes that appears on the control panel if an extension might slow down your computer in any way, so you can turn them off to keep XKit (and your dashboard) fast if you experience any performance problems.
With that change, XKit only runs “fast” extensions and disables the ones with turtle warnings unless you turn them on specifically from the control panel.
Also, I’ve switched to jQuery 2.0b2 from jQuery 1.9, which should greatly improve the performance even more.
You can download XKit Next from here if you still don’t have it, and click here to learn how to update yours if you already have it installed.
Another day, another update. (This will continue until XKit Next reaches a certain, stable point by the way, sorry about that!)
Today’s Update Menu is:
You can learn how to update your XKit Next now by clicking here.
First of all, thank you so much for the feedback.
Secondly, today I’m releasing 1.0.4 version of XKit Next, which should address most of the asks I’ve received or posts about it I’ve seen:
Oh and if you miss the bubble, you can go to https://www.tumblr.com/xkit_toogle_mannerisms to activate/deactivate it again.