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Glitch-Free EQ While You Drag the Sliders

Audio v1.0.4

This release fixes a small but audible glitch in the equalizer. Adjusting the EQ while audio plays — especially dragging the band sliders quickly — could produce a brief click. Single changes already ramped smoothly; the click only showed up when a new adjustment landed before the previous one had finished settling. That case now transitions cleanly. The release also reworks the occasional review prompt so its buttons can't get clipped in the narrow popup. Everything on the audio side carries over from 1.0.3 unchanged.

  • Dragging the EQ band sliders during playback no longer produces a brief click — rapid adjustments now stay clean
  • The occasional in-extension review prompt was redesigned so its buttons can no longer get clipped in the tight popup

Clean EQ while you drag

Adjusting the equalizer while audio was playing could produce a brief click — most noticeable when you grabbed a band slider and dragged it quickly. A single EQ change already settled smoothly; the glitch was specific to rapid, repeated adjustments.

Each band’s gain moves to its new value over a short ramp rather than jumping, which is what keeps single changes quiet. Dragging a slider fires a fresh ramp many times a second, across all ten bands, while the previous ramp is often still in flight. The old code cleared the in-flight ramp before starting the next one, and that clearing step snapped the gain back to where the ramp had begun — a tiny jump you heard as a click.

It now holds each band’s gain at wherever it currently sits and starts the new ramp from there. No snap-back, so the drag stays clean from the first band to the last. The EQ behaves the same in every other way; this only removes the click during active dragging.

A review prompt that fits the popup

Every so often the extension asks whether it’s been useful and offers a link to leave a review. In the narrow popup, that ask was occasionally getting clipped — the buttons could wrap awkwardly or get cut off at the edge. The layout was reworked so that can’t happen: the prompt lays out cleanly whatever the popup height.

The look is calmer too. The headline emoji is gone, replaced by a small gold milestone medallion that reflects how long you’ve had the extension installed — a star early on, then a medal, then a trophy. The choice is now simply leave a review or dismiss; the middle “Maybe later” button was removed because dismiss already covered it. How often the prompt appears, and where the review link goes, are unchanged.

A small touch on the suggestions card

The “you might also like” card — the one that occasionally points to another SuperchargeBrowser extension — now shows each suggestion’s own product icon instead of a shared placeholder, and the SuperchargeCapture suggestion gained its Microsoft Edge store link alongside the Chrome one.

What carries over

No new permissions. No listing changes. Apart from the EQ ramp and the popup, the audio side is untouched — the soft limiter, smooth volume ramps, the 1.0.3 channel-switching click fix, the 8D spatial effect, smart mute, and protected-stream capture all come straight across from 1.0.3.