Archidea 0.2.0

• More than one window: ⌘N opens another window on the same sidebar, and ⇧⌘W closes one. Every window has its
  own space, its own tab in front and its own sidebar shown or hidden; the spaces, pins and Today are the same in
  all of them. A page is open in one window at a time: pick a tab another window has in front and this one offers
  to show that window or bring the page over; one open there in the background simply comes over. The windows
  come back where they were at the next launch.
• Icons for folders and spaces: about 140 symbols to search through, and emoji: a grid of common ones, and any other
  typed in, pasted or picked from the Character Viewer. A folder's icon is an outline while it's open and filled while
  it's closed; the current space's icon is filled, the others' outlines. Spaces imported from Arc keep their emoji.
• Cookie banners go away on their own: Archidea answers them with "reject all" where the site allows it and hides
  the rest. It's on by default; Settings › Privacy and the site controls behind the address switch it off.
• A link opened in a new tab with a middle click or Open Link in New Tab opens in the background: you stay on the
  page you're reading. A tab a page opens goes right above that page in Today, in the order they were opened,
  instead of to the top.
• The sidebar slid out over the page stays out while you rename a tab, edit the address, use its menu or a picker
  it opened, instead of sliding away mid-edit.
• Renaming a tab with a long name, or editing a long address, shows the end of it where the caret is.
• The mini window takes clicks and the keyboard: the page, its links and the toolbar's buttons all work, and it
  keeps focus when it opens from another app instead of handing it to the browser window.
• A folder dragged onto another space's button lands among that space's pins. Before, it went into Today and the
  next launch could archive it with every pin inside; a sidebar saved that way is put right on launch.
• Deleting a space that holds tabs asks first.
• Naming a new space created it twice; a card (a name, a question) now takes one answer.
• Two fingers sideways switch spaces anywhere on the sidebar, over the tabs too; before, only over the space bar.
• ⇧⌘T and the start page's Recently Closed survive a restart, and a removed pin comes back to its place (its
  folder, its position) instead of into Today.
• Today tabs are archived while Archidea runs, not only at the next launch: the tabs a window has in front and
  tabs playing sound stay. Archived tabs are on ⇧⌘T.
• A private window no longer switches the search engine (and the full-address setting) back to the defaults for
  every window. Settings changed in a private window apply everywhere.
• A pinned tab closed with no open Today tabs moves to another open pin, as 0.1.3 meant it to.
• An update whose download failed is tried again on the next check instead of waiting for a restart; when it
  can't go in where the app is (run from the disk image or Downloads), Archidea says so.
• The diagnostic log no longer holds page titles or addresses, private windows' included, and can't be garbled by
  two threads writing at once.
• Archidea saves the sidebar only when something it keeps changed (not on every page load), writes it off the main
  thread, and clears out icons of tabs that are gone.
• Archidea can open web pages and saved links (.webloc) from Finder.