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What’s New

Release notes for the FocusFlow browser extension. Newest first.

Version 2.10.0

Latest

Advanced Text-to-Speech, the AI Reading Assistant, Reading List & Account Sync

  • Advanced Text-to-Speech (Pro) — a floating player with play/pause and sentence skip, on the page or in the sidebar. Words highlight in sync as they’re read, you can pick a voice by language and preview it, adjust speed from 0.5× to 2×, and read a whole page with one click — no selection needed.
  • Auto-scroll (Pace Reader) (Pro) — scrolls the page continuously at a speed you set, so your eyes never have to hunt for the next line.
  • AI Reading Assistant (Pro) — Define, Simplify and Summarize in one click. 1,000 credits per licence each month, resetting every 30 days; most Define answers come free from the built-in dictionary.
  • Syllable Highlighting (Pro) — colour-coded syllables make long words easier to decode, one syllable at a time.
  • Reading List — save any page from the popup, Reader Mode or the right-click menu, then manage saved pages in the new Lists tab: mark them read, reopen them, or clear the list. Free for everyone, no account needed.
  • To-Do Lists (Pro) — keep quick tasks in a persistent sidebar widget, synced with the FocusFlow web app.
  • Account & Sync — sign in with an email address and password, or with Google — free for everyone. Then turn on Sync Settings (Pro) to back up your settings and profiles and restore them on any device. Sync is off by default; the privacy policy lists exactly what it stores.

Changed: in-reader immersion highlighting, and the automatic follow-scroll that came with it, are now Pro features. If you used them on the free tier, they have moved — that is a deliberate change, not a bug.

Version 2.9.0

Smarter Text-to-Speech

  • Pick a voice by language and adjust playback speed.
  • New player controls — play/pause and skip sentences, on-page or in the sidebar.
  • Words highlight and auto-scroll as they’re read aloud.
  • Read entire pages with one click — no text selection needed.

Looking for how a feature works rather than when it landed? The how-to guide covers each one in full.