v0.8.0

Fixed

• The Add button is always on screen. The library toolbar scrolled
  sideways with a hidden scrollbar, and Add sat at its far end — off-screen at
  every desktop width, 1920 included. The filter chips now scroll on their
  own, with the clipped edge fading out (and a mouse wheel scrolls them), while
  sort, view, Select, Match and Add stay put. On phones the actions get their
  own row.
• Every sideways strip says when there is more. Wanted stats and chips,
  plugin categories, settings tabs, queue bands and release filters fade at
  the edge that has more content instead of cutting a word in half.
• Adding a series finds the run you mean. Search results are ranked:
  closest name first, then the familiar publishers and the ones already in
  your library, newer and longer runs ahead of older and shorter ones.
  "Batman" now leads with the current DC runs instead of translated reprints.
• The weekly release notice no longer repeats after a restart. It is
  deduped against the notification already stored for that week.
• A missing series says so. A deleted or mistyped series link shows
  "This series isn't in your library" with a way back, instead of a header of
  placeholders and "is the app running?". Unknown URLs get a proper
  not-found page, and a page your account can't open explains that rather
  than silently showing Home.
• The browser tab names the page ("Wanted · BackIssue", the series
  title on a series page), so history and tabs make sense.
• Phones: release rows keep their download button on screen; settings source
  cards wrap their descriptions; the Wanted skip button and checkboxes are
  finger-sized; the home page no longer tells you to use a sidebar you
  can't see.
• Dates on the Releases page read as local short dates ("ships Sep 9") and
  the last check as "checked 5m ago". Stats names the built-in metadata
  service instead of claiming a ComicVine key.
• The sign-in error is a sentence. A failed library load in Settings is
  reported instead of swallowed. Viewers no longer trigger forbidden
  admin-only requests at start-up.

Changed

• No more web fonts. The app linked Google Fonts that its own Content
  Security Policy blocked, so every install rendered the fallback fonts
  anyway and logged an error on each page. The link is gone and the system
  font stacks are now the design.

• Installing, updating or removing a plugin now says it needs a restart.
  The Plugins page only showed a passing toast, and its restart banner never
  appeared for those actions (it only tracked enable/disable), so on Docker,
  with no console to watch, the new or updated plugin silently stayed
  inactive. The banner now names what is waiting ("Updated Reader to
  1.4.0 — restart to apply") with the Restart now button, survives leaving
  the page, and the catalog reflects what is on disk rather than what the
  running process loaded.

• Collected editions never auto-downloaded. Automatic search for a trade,
  hardcover or omnibus appended an issue-style number ("Series TPB 001") that
  no release carries, so it always came up empty while a manual search found it.
  Collections are now searched by name (plus "v02"-style for later volumes) and
  a numberless release is accepted for the first volume. Regular runs are
  unchanged. Manual search, and download sources that build on the shared
  search helpers, follow the same rules.

• Official images now carry a signed release attestation that the hosted
  metadata service uses to recognise genuine BackIssue builds. Nothing to
  configure and nothing changes for users; builds from source keep working
  on the service's standard tier.