Release Tabbin v2.2.2 · Vanz15/tabbin

Tabbin v2.2.2 — keyboard shortcuts, and findable notes

Editor keyboard shortcuts, and a Save location row that tells you where your
notes actually are. No data format changed.

Align left / centre / right — Ctrl+L, Ctrl+E, Ctrl+R
Strikethrough — Ctrl+Alt+S, which has no native browser binding
Indent and outdent — Tab and Shift+Tab inside a list. Outside a list
Tab still moves focus out of the note, as it always did.
Automatic lists — type 1. or - at the start of a block to turn it
into a numbered or bulleted list. Typing the marker inside an existing list
does not nest a new one.
Open the save folder — a button that reveals where notes are stored,
separate from the control that changes it.

Bold, italic and underline were already handled by the browser's own shortcuts
and are unchanged.

Clear all notes now uses a trash can instead of an X.
The three header controls are the same size. Search was 34px against the
new-note button's 30px, with a different corner radius, so the glyphs did not
read as a set. All three are 30px with an 8px radius, and the expanded search
field matches.

Settings showed the settings icon as a brightness glyph. It was a bare
ring plus eight short radial strokes, which at 16px is indistinguishable from a
sun icon. It is now a toothed cog outline with a centre bore.
Save location read "Unknown location". The settings panel painted once
before the configuration arrived, wrote the placeholder, and nothing repainted
it afterwards.
Save location read "Loading…" forever after changing it. The read and write
config handlers returned different shapes, and the renderer merges whatever it
receives over its own config — so a response with no path in it erased the path
it already had. Both handlers now return the same shape.
Save location showed "notes.json". The path is the notes file, so taking
its last segment gave the filename rather than the folder. It now shows the
directory, clipping from the left so the folder name stays visible on a long
path.

Auto-update still applies to the installed build only; the portable executable
cannot replace itself.
Tabbin is not code signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you when installing
or downloading an update.

Tabbin-Setup.exe: 3bd4bb3b0a279691e85a55a386cfda1c878e7a7559363985d91b5dde8014d1b4
Tabbin-Portable.exe: bdcfa8651ff00bd08b764b4f6dc2abc471fc253e24ab61a8f4aaf63b8a00a1bb