Release 2.7.0 - Reader · luke321/vault-graph

The note card stops covering the disc. Click a note and the sidebar reads it, where the folder list was — the graph stays where you left it.

The sidebar holds two readings, Groups and Selected note, and shows one at a time.
Click a note and it switches to that note. Nothing lands over the graph.
Close the reading, or click empty stage, and you are back on the groupings.
Each reading keeps its own scroll position, so you land where you left the folder list.
On a phone nothing changes: the reading still slides up over the canvas, where there is no room for a second column.

The disc fills more of the window. A square pane — which an Obsidian pane usually is — gains the most.
Panning no longer freezes when notes arrive under it.
Leaving the view open and coming back no longer costs memory.
A right-click on the disc is no longer mistaken for a drag.
The update strip's Got it button sits under the text, on the left.
Every clip in the gallery is re-recorded square, which is what the thumbnails actually want.

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2.7.0 — "Reader" — 2026-09-12

The note card stops covering the disc — and three things that got in the way of reading it are fixed.

The sidebar now holds two readings, Groups and Selected note, and shows one at a time.
Click a note and the sidebar switches to its reading, instead of a card landing over the graph.
The card's close button, or a click on empty stage, takes you back to the groupings.
Each reading keeps its own scroll position, so coming back lands where you left the folder list.
On a phone nothing changes: the card still slides up over the canvas, where there is no room
for a second column.

The disc fills more of the window. Fit leaves a smaller margin at every window size, and a
square window — which an Obsidian pane usually is — gains the most.
Panning no longer freezes when notes arrive under it.
Leaving the view open and coming back no longer costs memory.
A right-click on the disc is no longer mistaken for a drag.
The update strip's Got it button sits under the text, on the left.

Every gallery clip and the hero are re-recorded square, which is what the thumbnails and the
community page actually want.
Harness runs hand the keyboard back instead of keeping it — invisible in the plugin, but it is
why the machine stays usable while the test suite runs.