# 1.31 - Add support for MetaGer's onion service in Tor Browser. metager.de/tor offers to switch it on; only then does the extension ask for access to the onion address, so nobody else is shown a permission for a domain they have never heard of. Once granted, signing in, anonymous tokens, the key balance and stored search settings work on the onion as they do on metager.de - Fix a sign-in not being picked up in a browser that refuses cookies, such as Tor Browser by default. MetaGer then carries the key in the address instead of a cookie, and the extension only ever waited for the cookie. It now reads the key from the sign-in, key creation and account pages' responses - Fix the key cookie not being found or removed in private windows. Only the browser's normal cookie store was searched, and Tor Browser keeps every window private - Fix pages on the MetaGer website setting more than one cookie at once being missed in Firefox, which joins those cookies in a way the extension could not read - Report errors to MetaGer's error tracking (errors.metager.de), the same way every other MetaGer service does and as described on metager.de/datenschutz: the error, where in the extension it happened, the browser and the operating system. No IP address, no key, no search terms and nothing that ties a report to a person. In Firefox 140 and later this follows the choice in the add-on's permissions; older Firefox sends nothing - Update all dependencies