ConfluPrint

Highlights Confluence Server/Data Center page changes and shows who last edited each block.

ConfluPrint helps you understand who changed a Confluence Server / Data Center page, when it happened, and which part of the current content was affected. The extension reads version history through authenticated Confluence UI pages and overlays change attribution directly on the current page. It supports text, headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and images. Key features: - highlights blocks, rows, and inline text fragments by the version where they last changed; - includes unique changes from the currently open page version; - shows the version number, date, author, and attribution confidence on hover; - lets you select one, multiple, or a range of versions and navigate through their changes; - keeps the version selector focused on versions with visible matched changes; - opens the native Confluence version comparison view through Diff; - works with tables, lists, headings, plain text, code blocks, and images; - uses a configurable local cache to speed up repeated analysis; - shows diagnostics when some historical changes cannot be matched precisely to the current page. ConfluPrint is designed for corporate Confluence Server / Data Center installations where teams need transparent authorship, faster requirement reviews, and easier documentation history analysis. Important: - configure your Confluence base URL in the extension settings before use; - domain access is requested only for the configured Confluence instance; - page content and version history are processed locally in the browser and are not sent to third-party servers.