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Image responses get inlined on gemtext pages.
It would make sense to use this mechanism for all media since the MIME type is ultimately what matters in determining the appropriate presentation. The file extensions shouldn't matter.
IssueID #373
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The inline downloads UI finally has some interactivity: left-clicking on a finished download opens it in the default viewer app, and right-clicking shows a context menu with relevant actions.
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After receiving content of unsupported type, show a footer action button to open it in another app.
IssueID #135
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Send a notification from the Java side when the software keyboard
is shown.
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Making URL encoding a little less convoluted. Now when sending out a request, the URL is fully encoded except for reserved characters. In the internal representation, non-ASCII characters are in decoded form (i.e., IRI).
This means that if the user enters a URL in the input field manually, its non-ASCII characters will be percent encoded as well. However, in this case the user is expected to manually escape all reserved characters because the input field can't tell the difference between what is intended to be a reserved separator and what isn't. For example, a server might expect &-separated fields, and if the user enters such fields manually in the URL field, they shouldn't be converted to %26.
When forming a query URL in the input dialog, user-entered text is fully percent-encoded because in that case the input is just a generic text string.
IssueID #410
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Resource paths, runtime data, ignore mouse events. Assume that
the Java side tells us the display pixel density via a command
line argument.
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The "opened from sidebar" flag is unnecessary now.
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Does SDL stop all timers?
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Switching the current root may change which DocumentWidget the `open` command affects.
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Multiple tickers with the same context would override each other. The ticker callback must be considered as well or tickers may fail to run as expected.
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Work in progress. Something breaks down when swiping forward twice...
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Added a special actions menu in the input prompt to allow the user to paste the line preceding the latest clicked link from the originating document.
One use case for this is user-editable lines.
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Input widgets may resize themselves, and Preferences sends a ton of these notifications. Only rearrange a single time afterwards, not individually after each notification.
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Various issues with safe areas and font sizes.
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Update sliding sidebar height with the correct values for the frame.
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The URL checks for determining which identity was in use were a bit too page-specific. Now the URL prefix usage is applied more consistently.
The identity toolbar menu is now more useful in that it allows both switching identities and stopping the use of the current identity.
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One can now use the identity toolbar menu to switch between client certificates that have been used on the current site. The five latest ones are remembered.
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Skip the font download suggestion, and fixed an uninitialized value.
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Internal behavior tags are now written in bookmarks.ini with a dot prefix (like hidden files on Unix), and at runtime they are removed from the tags string.
This makes things more efficient as it isn't necessary to compile regular expressions all the time.
TODO: Add "Edit Feed..." into the Bookmarks context menu, and a new menu item for listing all subscriptions.
IssueID #331
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IssueID #349
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IssueID #378
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While the hardcoded path is still there, it is now checked in addition to the normal executable-relative paths, not replacing them.
IssueID #395
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Most recently used folder is persistently stored in bookmarks.ini.
IssueID #358
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# Conflicts:
# CMakeLists.txt
# Depends.cmake
# src/lang.c
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IssueID #385
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# Conflicts:
# src/lang.c
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Changing the fonts, zoom level, or window width will cause cached documents to be laid out again if they are restored from memory.
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Resources are now stored in a ZIP archive, and it comes with an explicit version number. All the old embed/bincat stuff was removed as unnecessary.
resources.lgr is also a valid fontpack, for loading the built-in fonts.
IssueID #363
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Try loading from the local directory first, then the system-wide one. This way uninstalled builds are more likely to use the right resources.
IssueID #363
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Removal of the embedded font library means that the UI strings may not have the right fonts available.
The app version is now recorded in prefs.cfg.
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