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Version 2.3 - Hybrid Responsive Mode

This is a major enhancement that adds intelligent, responsive behavior to the script.

• NEW: The script now operates in two distinct modes based on your browser window width.
• Desktop Mode (> 1007px): The custom hover-to-expand sidebar is active, and the default hamburger button is hidden for a clean, efficient desktop experience.
• Tablet/Mobile Mode (<= 1007px): The script automatically disables the hover functionality and restores the original hamburger button. This returns the sidebar to its default, click-to-toggle behavior, which is better suited for smaller screens and touch devices.

Result: The script now provides the best user interface for any situation, seamlessly switching between a custom hover panel on large screens and the site's default navigation on smaller ones.

### Version 2.2 - Robust Responsive Fix & License
*Script by EchoesRealmArrow (Mason Teeters)*

This is a follow-up to the previous fix, making the responsive override more powerful and reliable.

* **FIXED (Properly this time):** The sidebar will now remain visible and functional even on narrow window sizes. The previous fix was not specific enough to override the site's default CSS in all cases.
* **IMPROVEMENT:** The CSS rule used to prevent the sidebar from disappearing is now more specific (`makersuite-layout .v3-left-nav`), ensuring it takes priority over the website's styles.
* **LICENSE:** Added the full MIT License to the script's metadata.

Version 2.1 - The Responsive Fix

This is a critical update that addresses a bug where the sidebar functionality would break on smaller browser window sizes.

• FIXED: A major bug where the sidebar would completely disappear on narrower window widths (typically below ~1007px).
• CAUSE: The AI Studio website's own responsive CSS was forcefully hiding the sidebar (display: none) at this breakpoint, which made it impossible for the hover functionality to trigger.
• SOLUTION: The script now includes its own responsive rule (@media query) that overrides the website's default hiding behavior. It ensures that our slim, hoverable "tab" remains visible and functional, even when the site tries to remove it.

Result: The hover sidebar now works reliably across all window sizes, from fully maximized down to tablet-like views, ensuring a consistent experience.