What's New

Release notes for Batch Statement Downloader

v1.5.0LatestAugust 7, 2026

Tax documents, escrow statements, and notices & letters now download alongside statements — listed per account, with no manual tab-clicking
Every download is account-scoped, verified against the exact document you selected, and checked to be a real PDF before it's counted as a success
Accounts no longer need to be expanded by hand before their statements show up in the list
Downloaded status now survives a new login — a statement's identity no longer depends on Chase's session-scoped IDs

Per-account grouping — multi-account lists collapse under account headers with new/total counts and a select checkbox per account
"New only" filter — hide statements you have already downloaded, and Select All becomes "Select New (n)"
Clear downloaded status one statement at a time — hover a downloaded row's checkmark to mark just that statement available again, without wiping your whole history
Account number in the default filename template — {accountLast4} keeps the same month from two different accounts from colliding (no more Chrome "(1)", "(2)" suffixes). Saved templates you have not customized are upgraded automatically, and single-account filenames stay as they were
Request a bank — on a site the extension does not support yet, the popup offers a one-click "Request support for this site" button. It sends only that site's hostname, so demand decides which banks get added next

Chase multi-account batches could silently save the wrong account's statement, or duplicates, while reporting success — the rewrite eliminates this structurally
Fidelity statements were no longer detected after Fidelity moved the Statements view into their document center with new markup and a new download flow. Both are now supported (Account Records and Trade Confirmations were unaffected)
Fidelity "Download all" with more than one account downloaded the first account's statements, then re-downloaded them again for every other account
Fidelity Crypto statements now honor your filename template and no longer report a false failure. They download as in-page files with no server URL, which the extension now handles directly
Amex batch downloads stopped after the first file — Amex's new "Select File Type" dialog changed its confirm control, so the extension now picks PDF explicitly and waits for the dialog to close between statements
The popup could hang on "Downloading…" if the bank page navigated away mid-batch (for example, signing out). A watchdog now ends the stalled batch and reports the remaining items as failed

Chase and Fidelity statements are identified more precisely now, so a small number of statements you already downloaded may appear as new one time. Your download history and stats are unchanged

v1.4.0June 7, 2026

Chase download history now uses content-based statement IDs, preventing false "already downloaded" matches when the statement list reorders

v1.3.0April 2, 2026

v1.2.0February 10, 2026

Custom filename templates — rename files using {bank}, {date}, {year}, and {month} variables
Rename preview — see exactly how files will be named before downloading
Stats page — detailed download metrics and usage overview inside the extension
Delete history entries — remove individual items from your download history

v1.1.0February 2, 2026

v1.0.0January 2026

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