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Changelog

Notable changes to Folio. Versions follow Semantic Versioning;
the desktop app, frontend and backend share one version number.

0.2.0 — 2026-11-07

Added

  • Folder focus: narrow the list, search and document count to one folder —
    the focus button on a folder row, a folder in the breadcrumb, or right-click
    a folder in the desktop app. Links and images still resolve across the whole
    workspace. Remembered per workspace; clear it with ✕ or Escape. The desktop
    app's folder menu also has Open Folder as Workspace. (#53)
  • Highlights and notes: select text and pick one of four colours, or
    Add note. ⇧⌘H / Ctrl+Shift+H highlights in the last colour. The list
    and outline show how many highlights each document and section has. (#54, #55)
  • Bookmarks for a document (⌘D / Ctrl+D) or one of its sections. (#55)
  • Marks view: the sidebar's Marks tab lists every highlight, note and
    bookmark in the workspace or focused folder, with a filter and a
    Notes only switch. (#55)
  • Moved and deleted documents keep their marks: a file moved or renamed
    without edits takes its marks with it; otherwise they're listed under
    Missing documents, with a suggested match, Move to… or Delete. (#58)

Marks are kept in ~/.folio (%USERPROFILE%\.folio on Windows), never in your
files, and the same file has the same marks whichever folder you open. The
browser version stores them in MARKDOWN_DATA_DIR; Docker Compose puts it on
the folio-data volume.

Fixed

  • The highlight popover stays inside the viewer. (#56)
  • Document titles are taken from HTML headings too. (#52)

Changed

  • KaTeX loads only for documents that may contain math, so other documents
    open faster. (#50)
  • Built with React 19, Vite 8, TypeScript 6 and ESLint 10. (#44, #45, #48, #51)

0.1.0 — 2026-11-06

First release: signed and notarized macOS builds (Apple Silicon and Intel),
Windows and Linux builds, and in-app updates.