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# Release 3.2.7

### :sparkles: Enhancements

* Page Editor:
  * Mod Variables: search the variable list and expand any variable to view its live current value on the page, with collapsible JSON for objects, "Show more" for long strings, and a clear "Not set" indicator.
  * Analysis: added analysis warning that flags reading an async mod variable's data without first guarding that it has loaded, helping catch a common crash before activation.
* Bricks:
  * Local Proofreader: new experimental brick using the Chrome built-in AI Proofreader API to flag and correct spelling and grammar, returning the corrected text plus a structured list of corrections.
  * Local Summarization: added a performance preference (auto, speed, or capability) to trade off summary speed against quality.
  * Local AI: the experimental Local AI bricks now use sampling-mode presets instead of raw temperature and top-K inputs, for forward compatibility with Chrome's built-in AI.
  * Guard Clipboard: new experimental brick that blocks copying, cutting, or pasting detected sensitive data — credit cards, SSNs, phone numbers, emails, or custom patterns — directly on the page.
  * Screenshot Tab: added an optional element selector to capture just a single element instead of the entire visible tab.

### :bug: Bug Fixes

* Page Editor: 
  * Fixed traces briefly disappearing from the editor between mod component runs even though the component had just run.
  * Analysis: Fixed false-positive "might not be defined" warnings for mod variables whose value key is set by a dynamic expression.
  * Analysis: Fixed a duplicate warning showing the same async-data annotation twice on a single field inside Document Builder pipelines.
* Bricks:
  * Button (Watch Mode): Fixed a memory and CPU leak on dynamic pages that repeatedly add and remove matching elements, which could slow down or freeze heavy single-page apps.
  * Copy to Clipboard: Fixed clipboard writes failing from background-triggered actions with a "no current window" error.
* Floating Action Button: Fixed a "widget already found" error that could prevent the button from rendering after an extension reload.
* Sidebar: Fixed a race that could break temporary panel (popover/modal) rendering with an "empty placeholder" error.
* Performance: Starter bricks now stop watching the page when you navigate to a route they no longer match, preventing leftover observers from slowing down single-page apps.


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