Weather gets a page of its own, and the pages it touches say so The Weather page is a guide like the other modules': the page from top to bottom, adding a place and zip codes, units, the map, air quality and how it keeps current. Home lists it with Ctrl+0, Calendar describes the weather strip beside the date, and the shortcuts page is generated again, so Ctrl+0 and Add Location are on it. Hardening's list of what leaves the machine no longer calls the update check the only outbound feature that is not your mail: it says what the Weather module asks, of whom and with what, and what Work Offline does and does not stop.
Every shortcut, generated rather than remembered The application has a ribbon, four themes, a rules wizard, a plugin host and a rebindable key for nearly every command, and nothing outside it said what any of those keys were. This is that list: by window, then by module, with each command's own chord and the extra ones a few of them carry. It is generated — tools/export-shortcuts.sh reads the same command catalogue the running application resolves keys through — because a transcribed shortcut list is wrong within a month and nothing tells a reader which half to trust. The last section is the part no catalogue can answer: the keys a surface takes for itself, which are not commands and cannot be rebound. The three calendar views are there in full, now that all three answer the arrows.