The popup page will allow for basic adjustments of size, speed, colour, etc., while the options page will have the same settings and more, especially including checkboxes for what the snail may talk about.

The favicon is not needed for an extension popup as it will not be displayed anyways.

Rounded three corners more to make the point more distinct.  This makes it easier to see it as a word bubble and harder to mistake it for a random floating box of text.

The snail's size and speed will be changed as the user is moving the slider, but the new value will not be saved until the mouse button is released on the slider.

The data in Chrome sync, changed by the options page, will be retrieved here and will tell the snail what to talk about.  If someone unchecks the box for the snail reminding them that their battery level is low, then the snail should not talk about it.

This would not allow for any preview of snail speed while adjusting.

Google Translate can work on these pages now and the extension can reach a wider audience.

Responsive Web Design!

There only has to be one call to Chrome for the retrieval of sync data.

The AI does not have to be retrained every time the randomize button is clicked.

Opens options.html.

When the snail is made visible by javascript, it will still not be visible when you try to print the page you are on.

These will be used to prevent the snails from stating the same fun fact or breaking news multiple times in one day.

Battery level 0% indicates Chrome battery-detection error.

Previously, when the slider for setting the snail's size or speed was dragged to other endpoint but the mouse button was released while the mouse was not on the slider, the new setting would not save.  Now, when previewing a maximum/minimum size or speed, as soon as the slider hits the end the setting will be saved to Chrome sync.

A function with a shorter name (`$`) replaced a very common function with a longer name (`document.getElementById`).

This situation will be dealt with later.