Dogear 0.6.0

Changed

• Dogear is made of glass. The default look is dark glass: black at 64% under a 16px blur, a lit
  edge, white text in four steps, rounder corners. The mark (the pin being placed, the outlines)
  is its own blue, so it shows on any page. A site that set --dogear-* keeps what it set.
• The README shows Dogear at work: a short clip of the widget, and animated diagrams of how
  the pieces fit (media/, not in the npm package). Example people are dummy names throughout.
• Setting up with a coding agent: the prompt now lives in the README ("Set it up with your
  coding agent"), written as your own request. It covers createDogear, guests and the MCP, and
  ends with a list of what's left for you. SETUP_PROMPT.md is gone.

Added

• theme: "dark" (the default), "light" or "auto". Light is frosted white with dark text;
  auto follows the visitor's system setting. The theme attribute can change on a live element,
  for a site's own dark-mode switch.

Fixed

• Plain HTML (element.global.js): reactions and motion work. The build left
  process.env.NODE_ENV in place, which a browser doesn't have, so every spring threw: presses
  and pop-ins never animated, and opening the full emoji picker failed. It's now defined at build
  time.
• The reaction set stays open when you click +. The + button gives way to the set, and the
  blur that left behind no longer reads as focus going elsewhere.

Install: npm install @harshi04/dogear · npm

Dogear 0.5.1

Changed

• The thread list is newest thread first, and stays put. A reply no longer lifts its thread
  to the top, and each row's time is when the thread was started, so the list reads in sequence.
  This page's threads come first, then the other pages', in the same order.

Install: npm install @harshi04/dogear · npm