v0.7.3

A window's way out moves to the square in its top right corner, the download row carries the same band the give row does, and the PayPal button opens a page that asks for an amount.

🎨 Design

• The crypto window has no button row any more. Its way out is the square with an X beside the title badge, and that square is square in every label mode, which is the one thing an ordinary row action deliberately is not. A corner control is placed as much as it is drawn: a word printed there grows a lozenge into the badge beside it and reads as part of the title. The window kept a whole line at the bottom to hold one button, and a bar with one button in it is a row of buttons with one button in it.
• The confirmation window stops printing "Close" beside its heading. Its corner control had followed the labelling setting like every other button, on a sound principle, and the result was a third, wider control saying what its own X already said while the footer below carried the two answers that decide anything.
• The four download buttons carry the house band. A tilted band of light crosses each of them once every seven seconds, and it is the same band the give row runs rather than a second effect that happens to look similar. It is measured in screen pixels rather than in the canvas each button was drawn on, which is why the two rows now agree: 33px wide, 250px per second.
• One band works its way down the page, one row at a time. The download row runs first and the give row follows once that row is finished, instead of both crossing at once side by side.
• The separator between two buttons stands on its own line. A   glued to the closing tag measures 8.77px where one standing alone measures 13.16, and the step from one button to the next is derived from that number, so the two spellings are not interchangeable.

⚡ Improved

• The PayPal button opens a donation page rather than a handle. It says who is being paid, carries a sentence about what the money does, offers three amounts and a free one, takes a card without a PayPal account, and has a box for making it monthly.
• GlimStone 2.6.0, and the About card says so.