0.1.34

A file crosses the hub whole, through memory on both sides, so anything past Largest file to carry (25 MB by default) is left where it is and counted out loud rather than stalling a phone. The asking side now keeps its hashes by modified time and size, as the serving side already did.

0.1.33

Audio files are cards now: a sidecar for tags and thoughts, a drawn cover, and a transport bar with a real analyser when opened, since the file is in the vault. The music panel around a YouTube embed is gone, because an embed from another origin would not answer it.

0.1.32

A video card now climbs down to an embed that plays: the private host taking instructions, the ordinary host taking instructions, then the ordinary host with YouTube's own controls. Three seconds a rung, and the skinned panel hands the frame back on the last one.

0.1.31

The music panel now hands the frame back to YouTube's own controls when the embed will not answer it, instead of showing buttons that do nothing, and says so. The titlebar carries a link to the watch page either way.

0.1.30

Cards show one plain title and no excerpt, with tags only while a search is running. A chip beginning ! asks for what a bookmark points at rather than for a word: !video, !music, !code, !social, !shop, !wiki, !read. A video tagged music gets a transport bar in the clothes of a 1999 desktop player.

0.1.29

Comments under a bookmarked video now load on Android too. A phone is served a different watch page: its state is a hex-escaped string rather than an object, and it belongs to MWEB rather than WEB, so the endpoint is asked as the client that was served.

0.1.28

A bookmarked video opens as the video: the player first, the page's description under it, then the top five comments, read only. The phone's comments button is back on a kept post, with the post above the pane rather than under it. A card from a hashtag wall is its picture alone.

0.1.27

A picture that cannot travel with the note holding it is now said on the device that asks as well as the one that serves: in the sync's own sentence, and in the Pull from description. A phone pastes a picture into the vault root by default, which is outside the served folders.

0.1.26

Images have always synced from the served folders. A picture outside them cannot, and now the hub says so: the switch and the starting notice name where those pictures are sitting and which Obsidian setting decides it.

0.1.25

A picture dropped from a browser whose bytes arrive after the note's line now shows on the card as soon as it lands, instead of waiting for a rebuild. That is the difference between dragging out of Firefox and out of a Chromium browser.