0.14.0

Added

• Settings -> Daymark now has a Privacy section with a checkbox each for location, weather, and camera-metadata capture, plus whether a Mark's location is published publicly — previously these were only reachable by adding a filter in code. A filter still overrides its matching checkbox, so nothing already using one changes behavior. (#289)
• Settings -> Daymark's Subscriptions section now has a "Check for new posts" dropdown (Hourly / Every 6 hours / Every 12 hours / Daily, the previous default) controlling how often Daymark checks your subscriptions for new content — previously only changeable via a filter in code. A filter still overrides it. (#291)
• Settings -> Daymark's subscriptions table now has a search box that filters the list by site name, site URL, or feed URL — useful once you have more than a handful of subscriptions. (#281)
• Settings -> Daymark has a new Connectors tab recommending IndieWeb plugins that pair well with Daymark — Webmention, ActivityPub, and ATmosphere — each with a plain-language description of what it adds, a link to its WordPress.org page, and an inline Install/Activate button reflecting whether it's already installed or active. None of these is required. (#86)
• The Connectors tab also lists Bridgy Fed, a free hosted bridge (not a plugin) that gives your site a fediverse and Bluesky presence through the Webmention support above, with no ActivityPub or AT Protocol plugin needed — an alternative to the ActivityPub plugin above, not an addition to it, since it bridges you in under an auto-generated handle rather than your own domain's native identity. (#91)

Changed

• Breaking (for anything targeting the old URL directly): Settings -> Daymark's page slug got shorter and the page was reorganized into tabs. It's now at /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=daymark (was options-general.php?page=daymark-subscriptions), split into Subscriptions, Connectors, Import/Export, and Privacy tabs instead of one long page. A plain visit to the old URL redirects automatically, so a browser bookmark still works — but the page's hook suffix changed too, from settings_page_daymark-subscriptions to settings_page_daymark, along with the matching settings_page_daymark-subscriptions admin body class WordPress adds automatically. Anything keyed to either of those directly (a custom admin_enqueue_scripts/admin_head hook, hand-written CSS/JS targeting the old body class) needs updating to the new slug — the redirect only covers a plain page load. (#86)

• Settings -> Daymark's subscriptions table now defaults to A-to-Z order by site name (falling back to the site URL only when there's no name) instead of raw subscribe order — the Site, Status, and Last fetched column headers remain independently sortable as before. (#303)

• A subscription post's Timeline card no longer shows its author's name directly under the title — for most single-author sites that read the same as, or very close to, the site name already shown on the card's bottom row, so it was dropped as redundant. (#285)

• Search's Source filter dropdown now lists subscribed sites alphabetically by name, with "All" and "My Marks" pinned first — previously they appeared in subscribe order. (#283)

• A "link"-format Timeline card no longer stands out with its own orange-tinted background — it now reads like a plain Note/Article card, matching the rest of the Timeline. Its full-screen post view also shows a best-effort oEmbed preview of the post's own detected outbound link (e.g. an embedded Mastodon post, a video player) when one is available. (#279)

• A microformats2-subscribed site's reply or RSVP posts now render as Notes on the Timeline instead of plain, undifferentiated articles — matching how status/chat-format posts already do. Reposts, likes, and bookmarks are unchanged for now. (#292)

Fixed

• A bookmark on a Mark or subscription post no longer outlives it — unsubscribing from a site, deleting a Mark, or WordPress's own trash-retention eventually purging either one now also clears any bookmark pointing at it, instead of leaving a permanently orphaned entry behind. (#301)
• The full-screen post view lost the site title, date, and interaction icons (Like through Share) a Timeline card already shows once opened — they're now kept visible below the post's own content. (#287)
• Explore/Search/Me's header Daymark icon and title still sat farther right than Home's own icon and wordmark, even after a prior pass matched their icon-to-title gap — the tap target's own leading overhang (44px box, 26px icon) was shifting the icon itself, not just the gap. (#276)

Full Changelog: 0.13.0...0.14.0