Flicker moves out of beta. It's stable enough for daily use, but still
early access expect new features and occasional rough edges while the
app and its Emberly integration keep growing.
Added
- Stats page: replaces the old "Coming Soon" placeholder with real usage
data pulled from your Emberly account — total files, storage used, short
URL count and clicks, total views/downloads, domain count, a 14-day
uploads chart, and a recent-uploads list (sections respect your plan's
actual limits instead of showing data you don't have access to). - URL Shortener: a new page to turn a long link into a short one and copy
it, without leaving the app. - Custom upload domain: Settings → Capture now has a domain picker sourced
from your verified Emberly domains, and it's respected by every upload
path (drag-and-drop, clipboard, hotkey/screenshot capture). - File management from Upload History: opening a history item now lets you
toggle its visibility (Public/Private) and set a password directly,
without needing the website. Deleting a history item now also deletes the
file from your Emberly account, not just the local list entry. - Perks display: Settings → Account now shows your active perk bonuses
(extra storage, extra domains) when you have any active.
Fixed
get_profile,validate_token, andget_statscalled API endpoints that
don't exist on the real server (leftover scaffolding with no working UI
behind it) and always failed. They now call the correct endpoints
(/api/profile,/api/analytics/summary) and return real data.delete_fileexisted in the Rust API client but was never wired to a
Tauri command, making it unreachable from the UI. It's now registered and
used by Upload History's delete action.