What changed
Two things. The mark is now an F sitting inside a crosshair, drawn flat rather than with the glows and gradients the old one carried. And the wordmark is set in Unbounded, which is the face you will now see across every heading on the site.
The old mark had a tick in the middle of a target. It read well at large sizes and turned to mush at sixteen pixels, which is the size that actually matters in a browser toolbar. The new one holds up better small, and the F means something, which the tick never did.
Why we changed it
Honestly? The old one was a stock-feeling target icon with a tick dropped in the middle. It looked like fifty other tools. It also leaned on soft glows baked into the artwork, which is why it always looked slightly blurry in the navigation bar no matter what we did to it.
The new mark is flat vector. It stays crisp at any size, it works on a light background as well as a dark one, and the monogram makes it ours rather than generic.
What has not changed
Everything that matters to you.
- Your licence key. Still valid, still bound to the same account, still running to the same date.
- Your settings and saved filters. Untouched. An extension update does not clear them.
- The price. Still £7.99 for a month, £29.99 until EA FC 27 ends. Paid once, nothing renews.
- The bot itself. Not a line of the sniping logic moved. The update that carries the new icons changes icons, fonts and the panel header, and nothing else.
Chrome updates the extension by itself, usually within a day. If you want it immediately, open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode in the top right and press Update.
FAQs
No. Your key is unaffected. The rebrand changes artwork and type, not licensing.
No. Settings, saved filters and run history all survive an extension update.
No. £7.99 for a month, £19.99 for up to six, £29.99 until EA FC 27 ends, paid once.
No. The release that carries the new logo changes icons, fonts and the panel header. The sniping logic is untouched.


