Furina 1.3.1
Furina 1.3.1 remains the recommended stable build. The 1.3.2 Developer Preview is optional and documented separately below.
Recommended build · Chromium ZIP package
The Essentials interface provides a wider, calmer, intention-based panel while keeping Full Atelier and the underlying Furina managers available for advanced control.
Try 1.3.2 before it becomes stable.
This build is available for users who want the newest chat customization and RP interaction tools and do not mind reporting an occasional bug.
Chromium ZIP package · optional test build
Cards, scene headers, meters, details, tooltips, inline effects, interactive choices and dice inside standard chat.
Message skins, composer skins, dialogue presentation, optional speaker nameplates and typing-indicator styling.
Automatic assistant-event detection, custom triggers/URLs, plus manual next-send cues from the composer.
Arcane, Cyber, Gothic, Terminal and Minimal Luxe frames built from code and layered with existing Decor controls.
1.3.2 may receive bug fixes or small behavior changes while it is being tested. Keep 1.3.1 if you prefer the stable path, and refresh already-open Clank tabs after replacing/reloading an unpacked build.
How Furina got here.
This is a concise release-family history rather than a line-by-line commit log.
Chat performance & interaction
Experimental 1.3.2 work adds Atelier Markup, choices/dice, message and composer skins, Quote to Composer, interface/RP sounds, manual user sound cues and Chat Frame / HUD skins.
Essentials polish
Added and refined the beginner-friendly Essentials experience while preserving Full Atelier. The current site documents this build.
The roleplay-tool expansion
Furina grew beyond visual customization with Director, Continuity, Story systems, Response Styles, bookmarks/chapters, alternate interfaces, profile customization, Guidebook work and other major additions.
Compatibility and media
Expanded browser and media support while continuing the customization foundation, including the release-family work around Firefox packaging, YouTube and SoundCloud behavior.
The Atelier takes shape
Established the stable renderer, theme system, visual customization, stickers, Reader/Focus tools, ambience and the original release-ready browser extension foundation.
Keep the browser and tab in sync.
Use the appropriate Theme, Full Setup, Story Bible or Miyabi backup before a major update or install-path change.
For an unpacked Chromium install, keeping the same folder path is the safest way to preserve the same extension identity.
Use Reload in the extension manager, then refresh any already-open Clank pages so they receive the new extension context.
Confirm themes, conversation-specific state and story tools behave as expected before deleting your backup.
Use Theme, Full Setup, Story Bible or Miyabi exports where appropriate. The portability guide explains what each one preserves.
Furina does not need infinite features.
The project direction is to prefer real usage, stability, maintainability and usability over adding features only for hypothetical completeness.
Crashes, broken state, renderer issues and major compatibility problems should beat novelty.
Essentials and the Guidebook exist because a powerful feature is not useful if nobody understands where to find it.
Future features should earn their complexity through actual need.
Choose stable or preview.
Use Getting Started for the stable install flow, or open the 1.3.2 guide if you are testing the Developer Preview.