GnomeClipNotes 1.3.1

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• release: prepare 1.3.1 with configurable clipboard ownership and native preview fixes (b87d808)

GnomeClipNotes 1.3.0

What’s New

Library

• Optional categories and subcategories, independent of folders. Manage names
  and ordering in Settings; assign or remove a category from a card's menu.
  Subcategories can be labels or saved questions.
• Independent per-item comments with a card shortcut for editing existing
  comments. Comments and categories have separate default-off switches in
  Settings → Comments & Categories; disabling them hides controls, not data.
• Filter by category, subcategory or comment text, including across All Items
  and bulk selection. Search within category dropdowns narrows choices live.
• Collection and category tags share a subtle, noninteractive style. Long names
  use the available card width without widening the grid; full names have tooltips.

Export and data

• Both collection and selected-item Markdown exports include categories,
  subcategories and comments, even when technical metadata is disabled.
• Removing categories preserves notes and comments; moving items preserves
  their annotations. Combine creates a new unclassified note. History retention
  is unchanged by classification.
• Database schema upgrades automatically to version 3. Earlier app versions
  cannot open the upgraded database; keep a pre-upgrade database backup if a
  downgrade may be needed. Export is not a database backup.

Known issue

• Previously observed transient Library selection/paging inconsistencies remain
  unresolved. Narrow pages can also require scrolling. This release does not
  claim to fix these observations; cancel selection if its count looks wrong.

Compare all changes since 1.2.0.

GnomeClipNotes 1.2.0

Library

• Show collection labels in All Items and per-collection counts before bulk move
  or deletion. Block stale bulk actions during search updates, recover empty
  later pages after mutations, and remove obsolete Library source filters.
• Explicit multi-selection with checkboxes, cross-page Select all and bulk
  Combine, Copy, Export, Move and confirmed Delete. Narrow layouts keep Combine
  visible and move Export/Delete into More Actions.
• All Items provides search and filtering across collections. Combine creates a
  new retained note in chronological order and separately offers to delete originals.

Known issue

• During exploratory Library use, a temporarily inconsistent selection count
  and underfilled pages were observed. A reliable reproduction is not yet known;
  reopening Library restored normal behavior. If the selected count looks wrong,
  cancel selection before performing a bulk action. These observations remain
  unresolved, not claimed as fixed by the search/paging improvements.

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Commit: 058a424 — Add Library multi-selection, All Items search and bulk actions for 1.2.0.

GnomeClipNotes 1.1.1

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• Fix Guided terminal prompts and improve website copy controls for 1.1.1 (25e66c7)

GnomeClipNotes 1.1.0

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• release: prepare 1.1.0 with refreshed documentation and screenshot gallery (12af55a)
• feat: add Standard installation and native ARM64 release builds (24c324c)
• feat: add service controls, safe CLI shutdown and Library launcher fix (849157e)
• docs: record 1.0.0 publication and verified public installation (489da85)

GnomeClipNotes 1.0.0

What’s New

First public release. See the Changelog for the feature overview.

• release: prepare GnomeClipNotes 1.0.0 (b613b61)
• build: publish one Fedora-based archive and website on release tags (c67ee34)
• fix: package existing catalogs with Ubuntu gettext (e576857)
• test: use real file ownership in installer fixtures (5b2860d)
• feat: add Library shortcut and fix overlay Delete focus (4a9898b)
• chore: remove obsolete private document ignore entries (6f6ca4e)
• chore: retain WebKit prototype in archive branch only (6e5259d)
• chore: establish GnomeClipNotes source and release preparation (69ed16c)