v0.1.0-beta.4

Added

• Screen reader support setting. Settings → Accessibility → "Screen reader support" turns the browser accessibility tree on or off. It's off by default to avoid a crash (see Fixed below); switch it on if you use a screen reader or other assistive technology. The change takes effect after you restart CardMirror, and the setting tells you when a restart is still pending.

• Select multiple separate ranges at once. Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) and drag to add another range to your selection, or Ctrl/Cmd-click to add a word — building a discontinuous selection across non-adjacent spots, like Word. You can copy the whole set, and run any formatting that already works on a Select Similar selection (highlight, underline, emphasis, cite, colors, shrink, clear formatting, …) across all the pieces in one go. The set shows in the selection color; Escape or a plain click clears it, and any edit ends it.

Fixed

• White screen and lost work when an accessibility tool was running. On some machines with a screen reader, Windows Voice Access, or similar assistive technology active, CardMirror could crash — the editor turned solid white and unsaved work was lost. The cause is a bug in the underlying browser engine (Chromium) while it builds accessibility data for heavily-highlighted cards, even when an accessibility tool does not appear to be clearly in use. CardMirror now keeps that accessibility data off by default, which avoids the crash; re-enable it under Settings → Accessibility if you rely on a screen reader.