Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.16

What's Changed

• Release Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.16 by @BenGutteridge1 in #10

Full Changelog: 1.0.15...1.0.16

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.15

What's Changed

• Add searchable PDF table of contents by @BenGutteridge1 in #8
• Release Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.15 by @BenGutteridge1 in #9

Full Changelog: 1.0.14...1.0.15

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.14

What's Changed

• Release Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.14 by @BenGutteridge1 in #7

Full Changelog: 1.0.13...1.0.14

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.13

What's Changed

• Update page indicator earlier while scrolling by @BenGutteridge1 in #5
• Release Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.13 by @BenGutteridge1 in #6

Full Changelog: 1.0.12...1.0.13

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.12

What's Changed

• Release Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.12 by @BenGutteridge1 in #4

Full Changelog: 1.0.11...1.0.12

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.11

Packaging-only corrective release.

• Repairs the dependency lockfile so automated reviews can resolve Lumen’s existing TypeScript and Obsidian dependencies correctly.
• Restores GitHub provenance attestations for the JavaScript and CSS release assets.
• Makes no source-code, stylesheet, feature, appearance, storage, or performance changes from 1.0.10.

The compiled main.js and styles.css are byte-identical to the tested 1.0.10 build.

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.10

This release reduces Obsidian Community review warnings without changing Lumen’s features, appearance, or performance architecture.

• Replaces CSS priority flags with scoped specificity equivalents, verified by zero-difference computed-style regression checks.
• Removes the final source-code warning while preserving bounded search-cache eviction.
• Keeps PDF.js compatibility capabilities and Lumen’s copy-link and explicit legacy-import features intact.

The exact build was tested in the Tester vault with a synthetic 3,000-page PDF and high-annotation workload benchmarks.

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.9

Community review maintenance

• Added official Obsidian linting, typed PDF.js interfaces, and safer persisted-data normalization.
• Added searchable declarative settings metadata while preserving the same four controls and layout.
• Restricted release assets to main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css, with provenance attestations generated by the release workflow.
• Preserved PDF rendering, annotation behavior, workload performance, and existing CSS appearance.

Lumen PDF Annotator 1.0.8

Changelog

All notable changes to Lumen PDF Annotator are documented here.

1.0.8 — 2026-08-25

• Added an opaque, content-sized selected-text preview beneath the floating extension confirmation; only its text is muted, and long quotes wrap and grow vertically within a bounded surface.
• Supplied PDF.js's required text-layer scale factor so caret hit-testing, quote extraction, selection geometry, and extension previews remain aligned across zoom levels.
• Replaced proportional-character estimates with exact rendered text-range geometry for Find in PDF marks on visible pages, keeping the lightweight whole-document index for large-file performance.
• Centred short extension-preview surfaces beneath their confirmation controls while preserving content-sized growth for longer selections.
• Preserved narrow and zero-width PDF.js glyph-boundary rectangles when capturing selections, then safely coalesced adjacent fragments so punctuation remains part of the visible mark.
• Retained the page and zoom restoration introduced in 1.0.7 while correcting release metadata for both versions.

1.0.7 — 2026-08-25

• Remembered the last page and zoom level for each PDF and restored them when the document reopens.

1.0.6 — 2026-08-24

• Paused new page rendering during active scrolling and cancelled stale canvas and text-layer work as soon as a page leaves the render window.
• Replaced the FIFO page renderer with a direction-aware, visible-page-priority queue limited to one canvas job at a time.
• Added a low-resolution preview after scrolling settles, followed by an idle high-detail canvas and selectable text layer without replacing a ready canvas prematurely.
• Yielded PDF.js render continuations to animation frames so long page paints do not monopolize the interface thread.
• Reduced dense-mark DOM pressure, paced dense canvas overlays during scrolling, and delegated annotation pointer events from one page-container listener.
• Released canvas backing stores and PDF page resources during unmount, zoom, and teardown.
• Verified rapid forward and reverse scrolling in Obsidian with a synthetic 3,000-page PDF: no sampled frame exceeded 34 ms, with a worst sampled gap of 33 ms.

1.0.5 — 2026-08-24

• Removed the automatic vault-wide legacy-note scan from PDF open; legacy import is now an explicit command.
• Replaced eager per-page canvases, text layers, annotation layers, and listeners with batched lightweight page shells and delegated events.
• Limited normal viewport rendering to two concurrent page mounts and fixed off-screen teardown so canvases, PDF page proxies, text layers, render tasks, and hit indexes are actually released.
• Added a direct windowed recency index for the default annotation inspector, keeping visible-card lookup within a frame at 250,000 annotations.
• Added bounded least-recently-used PDF search text caching and cleanup of non-visible page resources.
• Added stable file metadata caching so unchanged PDFs are not re-hashed on every open.
• Made full PDF recovery copies optional, disabled them by default, and moved enabled copies off the document-open critical path.
• Replaced automatic close-time Markdown snapshot rebuilds with bounded journal flushes and faster compact JSON checkpoints.
• Added fallback from corrupt compact snapshots through the previous snapshot and legacy Markdown recovery data.
• Removed per-page zoom layout animations that scaled poorly with documents containing thousands of pages.
• Fixed the expanded inspector detail remaining open after its annotation was deleted.
• Verified the production bundle with a synthetic 3,000-page PDF, rare-match full-document search, rapid distant-page navigation, and 100,000/250,000-annotation workloads.

1.0.0 — 2026-08-23

• Initial public release.
• Added near-viewport PDF rendering with bounded canvas memory.
• Added direct page navigation, compact zoom controls, and light, sepia, and dark themes.
• Kept the selected PDF theme across Obsidian restarts and preserved the vault accent colour on plugin buttons across every PDF theme.
• Added cancellable contextual full-PDF search.
• Added highlight, underline, dashed underline, dotted underline, strike-through, box, comment, colour, note, tag, copy, and delete workflows.
• Changed the selection palette so colour and mark type can be chosen independently before an explicit Apply or Apply-and-note action; colour swatches remain visible on hover.
• Added exact on-page highlighting for PDF search matches, with a stronger marker for the opened result.
• Added right-click Markdown links that reopen and reveal an exact saved highlight.
• Added post-creation annotation extension on the same page or across PDF pages, stored as page-indexed segments under one logical annotation.
• Added click-to-place page notes and persistent PDF themes.
• Added a virtualized annotation inspector and individual annotation editor.
• Added inspector colour filters and newest, oldest, or page ordering.
• Added indexed annotation search, mutation-order sorting, dense-page canvas fallback, spatial mark hit-testing, and cooperatively yielded restore/journal/checkpoint work for six-figure workloads.
• Added local SHA-256 document bundles with Markdown snapshots, a recovery copy, an append-only journal, export, verification, restore, and compatible legacy import.

1.0.7 - Persist PDF page and zoom between sessions

Changelog

All notable changes to Lumen PDF Annotator are documented here.

1.0.6 — 2026-08-24

• Paused new page rendering during active scrolling and cancelled stale canvas and text-layer work as soon as a page leaves the render window.
• Replaced the FIFO page renderer with a direction-aware, visible-page-priority queue limited to one canvas job at a time.
• Added a low-resolution preview after scrolling settles, followed by an idle high-detail canvas and selectable text layer without replacing a ready canvas prematurely.
• Yielded PDF.js render continuations to animation frames so long page paints do not monopolize the interface thread.
• Reduced dense-mark DOM pressure, paced dense canvas overlays during scrolling, and delegated annotation pointer events from one page-container listener.
• Released canvas backing stores and PDF page resources during unmount, zoom, and teardown.
• Verified rapid forward and reverse scrolling in Obsidian with a synthetic 3,000-page PDF: no sampled frame exceeded 34 ms, with a worst sampled gap of 33 ms.

1.0.5 — 2026-08-24

• Removed the automatic vault-wide legacy-note scan from PDF open; legacy import is now an explicit command.
• Replaced eager per-page canvases, text layers, annotation layers, and listeners with batched lightweight page shells and delegated events.
• Limited normal viewport rendering to two concurrent page mounts and fixed off-screen teardown so canvases, PDF page proxies, text layers, render tasks, and hit indexes are actually released.
• Added a direct windowed recency index for the default annotation inspector, keeping visible-card lookup within a frame at 250,000 annotations.
• Added bounded least-recently-used PDF search text caching and cleanup of non-visible page resources.
• Added stable file metadata caching so unchanged PDFs are not re-hashed on every open.
• Made full PDF recovery copies optional, disabled them by default, and moved enabled copies off the document-open critical path.
• Replaced automatic close-time Markdown snapshot rebuilds with bounded journal flushes and faster compact JSON checkpoints.
• Added fallback from corrupt compact snapshots through the previous snapshot and legacy Markdown recovery data.
• Removed per-page zoom layout animations that scaled poorly with documents containing thousands of pages.
• Fixed the expanded inspector detail remaining open after its annotation was deleted.
• Verified the production bundle with a synthetic 3,000-page PDF, rare-match full-document search, rapid distant-page navigation, and 100,000/250,000-annotation workloads.

1.0.0 — 2026-08-23

• Initial public release.
• Added near-viewport PDF rendering with bounded canvas memory.
• Added direct page navigation, compact zoom controls, and light, sepia, and dark themes.
• Kept the selected PDF theme across Obsidian restarts and preserved the vault accent colour on plugin buttons across every PDF theme.
• Added cancellable contextual full-PDF search.
• Added highlight, underline, dashed underline, dotted underline, strike-through, box, comment, colour, note, tag, copy, and delete workflows.
• Changed the selection palette so colour and mark type can be chosen independently before an explicit Apply or Apply-and-note action; colour swatches remain visible on hover.
• Added exact on-page highlighting for PDF search matches, with a stronger marker for the opened result.
• Added right-click Markdown links that reopen and reveal an exact saved highlight.
• Added post-creation annotation extension on the same page or across PDF pages, stored as page-indexed segments under one logical annotation.
• Added click-to-place page notes and persistent PDF themes.
• Added a virtualized annotation inspector and individual annotation editor.
• Added inspector colour filters and newest, oldest, or page ordering.
• Added indexed annotation search, mutation-order sorting, dense-page canvas fallback, spatial mark hit-testing, and cooperatively yielded restore/journal/checkpoint work for six-figure workloads.
• Added local SHA-256 document bundles with Markdown snapshots, a recovery copy, an append-only journal, export, verification, restore, and compatible legacy import.