Release Heft 0.5.0 · josteng/Heft

Links reach into a note, the chrome settles into Liquid Glass, and the editing surface loses a run of long-standing rough edges.

Added

A link can name a section. [[Note#Heading]] opens the note and lands on that heading, [[Note#^block]] on a single line, and [[#Heading]] jumps inside the note already open. Capitalisation need not match, and a heading that no longer exists opens the note rather than refusing.

The sidebar header, the completion menu and the window chrome are drawn in Liquid Glass, and the plain chrome controls light under the pointer.
Quick Open, the command palette and vault search are translucent, so the note stays visible behind them.
The sidebar switch is a real segmented control again, drawn as tabs in a capsule and kept neutral instead of taking the accent colour.
Quick Open and the command palette are one size. Vault search stays larger.
The proposal and review banners are set in from the window's edges.

A note longer than the window opens with its first line visible, not scrolled up behind the toolbar.
Extra spaces after a list marker move the text, not the bullet. Typing one used to drag the bullet left and leave the text where it stood.
Tab and Shift-Tab move a list item one level without rewriting the rest of its indentation, and undoing that puts the caret back where it was.
A --- rule written under an HTML comment stays a rule instead of turning the comment into a heading.
Each window's editor keeps its own styling, so a second window no longer disturbs the first.
The sidebar highlights the note that is open, wherever you opened it from, and Reveal in Sidebar draws its highlight again.
Arrow keys scroll the command palette, which they never did, and elsewhere the list moves only once the selection reaches the edge.