Folio 0.2.2

Folio 0.2.2

• A browser-style find bar replaces the search dialog: results update as you type, Enter/Shift+Enter, F3 and Ctrl+G step through matches, and a counter shows the current match.
• The text formatting bar groups its controls as icons, with a font size stepper, shortcut hints and a searchable font list that previews each family in its own face.
• Menus, dialogs, sidebars and the tool wheel animate out as well as in. Reduce motion turns this off.
• Dark mode is easier to read: pages default to #0e0e0e on a grey desk with a visible edge, ink and typed text are adjusted for contrast, and PDF and image covers are dimmed.
• The active tool, selection boxes and switches use a monochrome highlight. Selections have padding, larger handles and a centred action bar with shorter labels.
• The library list uses single-line rows with page count and a short edit age (5min, 3d, 4w, 2m, 1y), used everywhere. Blank covers stay plain and a failed import shows an alert with "Open to retry".
• The Open a document dialog shows whole rows sized to the window with a count of the rest, and marks failed imports.
• Settings fits its sections without cutting off rows, and Appearance groups Theme, Paper and ink, and Interface styling.
• Folder views show a "‹ Documents" back link. Pen menus show a stroke sample for each pen.
• Zooming, scrolling and interactive Wayland resizing stay smoother on dense pages, and multi-GPU Linux machines render on the display GPU by default.

Windows x64 setup EXE and portable ZIP, Linux x86_64 Flatpak and desktop archive, checksums and complete corresponding source are published together. Updates remain signed and user-initiated.

Database schema remains 6 and document format remains 4. See UPDATES.md for installation and recovery.

Validation: Linux and native Windows CI passed for the release tag, including workspace, updater, packaging and runtime checks. The Linux Flatpak passed offline math, PDF preview, AppStream and private native Wayland smoke checks. The public signed Flatpak remote upgraded a disposable 0.2.1 installation to 0.2.2 while preserving its library database and assets. The Windows packages match CI checksums; the real portable payload passed an upgrade simulation that retained the previous payload and library. The complete source archive matches the release tag and resolves its dependencies offline.

Validation limits: Linux UI checks used a private software-rendered Wayland desktop. Windows portable-upgrade simulation ran on Linux with process enumeration and relaunch mocked. The Windows installer GUI, full in-app update/relaunch flow and physical tablet/GPU behavior were not exercised for this release.