Changelog

Version 1.1.0 · July 2026

The first major update since launch: a new name (Google renamed NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook), a full-page dashboard, local organization, optional on-device AI, and seven new interface languages.

Highlights

• New name: Google renamed NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook in July 2026; the extension is therefore now called Gemini Notebook Clipper – Deftery. The application remains available at notebooklm.google.com and every feature works exactly as before.
• Full-page dashboard: a new primary surface with seven sections: overview (key numbers and connection status), notebooks, all sources, import, audio overviews, prompt library, and settings. Opened through the “Dashboard” button in the popup.
• Local organization: favorites, tags, and folders for your notebooks plus a personal prompt library (create, edit, copy with one click). All assignments stay entirely on your device.
• Optional on-device AI: suggests the right notebook for the current page, titles text sources automatically, and separates content links from navigation links during bulk import. Runs entirely on your device, with no API key and no new permissions; if the local AI is unavailable, these features stay hidden.
• Seven new interface languages: Japanese, Korean, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, and Hebrew, 15 in total. Arabic and Hebrew render fully right-to-left.

Improvements

• Notebooks section with grid and table views, search, sorting, and a full source detail view (fixes the truncated detail view of the popup); notebooks can be created and bulk-deleted.
• Bulk and RSS import with live progress in the dashboard.
• Audio overviews with a dedicated gallery including a player and podcast RSS export.
• Settings moved from the popup into the dashboard; the popup deliberately stays lean.
• About section with richer cards for other minoka tools, each with a website and a Chrome Web Store button.

Fixes

• Popup layout: the action buttons fit fully into the popup window again after the rename.

Version 1.0.0 · May 2026

First release in the Chrome Web Store.

• Quick-save of the current page via keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+S or Cmd+Shift+S)
• Right-click menu for page, selection, link, and image
• Popup capture with notebook picker, detected RSS feeds, and page links
• Bulk import of URL lists with filtering by YouTube, PDF, and external links
• RSS and Atom feed import
• One-click YouTube saving: single video, entire channel (up to 500 videos), complete playlist
• Notebook management: list, create, delete
• Triggering audio overviews
• Multiple Google accounts in one browser profile
• Eight interface languages

Receiving updates

Deftery updates itself automatically through the Chrome Web Store; there is nothing you need to do. This page documents every published version of the extension.