v6.3.0

New

• The Windows app now lives in your system tray. Closing the window tucks
  it away instead of quitting, so reminders and phone sync keep working.
  Press Ctrl+Alt+O from anywhere — even when Offlog isn't the app you're
  looking at — to bring it straight back. Right-click the tray icon for
  Quick Add, Settings, a "Start on login" switch, and Quit.
• Tasks can now block other tasks. Set "Blocked by" on a task and it
  won't show up in Focus until the thing it's waiting on is done. Its
  card shows a small lock while it's still blocked, and Offlog won't let
  you create a loop where two tasks wait on each other forever.

Fixed

• Please read this one if you have ever attached a file to a task:
  backups made before this version cannot be restored. A backup
  containing any attachment would fail to import completely — not just
  the file, the whole backup — and only said "Import failed. Please try
  again." Backups made from this version on include your attachments and
  restore properly. If you keep old backup files, make a fresh one now.
• Restoring a backup also brings back your custom field setup and tag
  colours, which used to be dropped — leaving restored tasks with custom
  values that existed but showed up nowhere.
• Automatic backups kept running on a computer that stays on for weeks.
  Previously they only happened when the app started up, so leaving
  Offlog open meant no new backups were being made, even though it still
  showed a recent backup time.
• A reminder that came due while the app was closed used to be thrown
  away if it was more than an hour old. It now still reaches you for up
  to a day.
• Removing or dragging a status column changes which column counts as
  "done" — that could silently mark a whole project's worth of tasks
  complete, or bring finished ones back as overdue. Offlog now tells you
  what will happen and asks first.
• Clearing your history now asks for confirmation.
• Offlog no longer starts a second copy of itself if you click its icon
  while it's already running in the tray.
• Deleting an attachment now actually frees up the space it was using.
• Agenda notices when the day changes while the app is left open, so
  "Overdue" and "Today" stay correct overnight.
• Sync catching up after your phone was offline for a while is much
  faster, and the app recovers on its own if it loses touch with the
  database after the computer sleeps.