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# Release 2.2.6

Published to the Chrome Web Store on March 3, 2025

### :bug: Bug Fixes

* Fix Action Menu and Floating Panel sometimes being rendered off the top of the page
* Reduce time to show tab picker popup if required for tab audio capture
* Fix on slow machines, “Panel is a placeholder” error text temporarily shows when floating panel is opening
* After install from CWS, show login screen in sidebar before login instead of restricted page pane
* Fix if user cancels Tab Capture prompt, prompt wouldn’t show next time user clicks to capture audio from that tab
* Fix Insert at Cursor when running from sidebar
* Fix mod displays incorrect toggle value for PixieBrix testing toggle when a developer manually reactivates a mod locally for testing

### :bricks: Brick Updates

* DocumentReader: Add `hidden` and `visibilityState` properties
* Sidebar Starter Brick: add affordance to mark sidebar panels to be default open/closed
* Trigger Starter Brick: now supports a "Concurrency Mode":
  * Concurrent (default): allow running multiple triggers for same target simultaneously
  * Serial - Ignore: ignore events for same target while trigger action is still running
  * Serial - Abort (Experimental): abort the existing trigger run and run the new trigger. Support for aborting a run varies by brick

### :sparkles: Enhancements

* Added support for automatic non-interactive token retrieval for Custom OAuth2 PKCE integrations that include a Javascript redirect in the login flow

### :art: User Experience

* After closing sidebar form, return user to the previous active sidebar tab


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