Tine v0.2.1

A maintenance release: namespaces round-trip with Logseq's default filename
format, graph switching fully resets the workspace, images are
drag-resizable, and a batch of editor/sidebar/quick-capture fixes.

Added

• Drag-to-resize images. Hover an image and drag the corner grip to resize
  it. The width is stored as a percentage of the column (so it stays right
  when the window or sidebar width changes) using Logseq's own image-metadata
  brace — ![](img){:width "40%"} — written as a quoted EDN string so the same
  file renders at that width in Logseq too. (Logseq's own resize writes raw
  pixels; both round-trip.)
• Quick-capture: optional page title. The capture window now has a page-title
  field at the top — fill it to file the capture as a new page, leave it empty
  to append to today's journal. The "…to submit" hint shows your actual
  configured shortcut.
• Sidebars are remembered across launches. The left/right sidebar open/closed
  state and the right sidebar's items now persist (in the session file, since
  WebKitGTK doesn't keep localStorage), so Tine reopens exactly as you left it.
• [[ auto-closes its brackets ([[ → [[]], caret between) like Logseq,
  and typing the closing ]] types through them so you never end up with ]]]].
• Open media in the default player. Inline video/audio now has an
  always-available "open externally" button (shown on hover) — for when WebKit
  renders the player but can't actually decode the file.
• Startup debug mode. Run TINE_DEBUG=1 tine (or tine --debug) to write a
  timestamped startup trace — environment, milestones, panics (with backtrace),
  and the frontend's own boot/errors — to a file (default /tmp/tine-debug.log).
  Makes diagnosing a "won't start" report a single round-trip. See the README.
• Software-rendering warning. If Tine detects it's painting on the CPU
  (GPU acceleration unavailable — most often an AppImage whose bundled graphics
  libraries don't match your system), it shows a banner explaining why scrolling
  may feel slow and how to get the fast path back. Speed is the whole point; a
  silent fallback shouldn't read as "Tine is slow."
• Smooth scrolling (experimental, opt-in). Settings → Appearance →
  Smooth scrolling animates the journal feed to smooth out WebKitGTK's stepped
  mouse-wheel jumps. Off by default; a feel experiment, easy to switch back off.

Changed

• /priority now leaves a trailing space so the next word or /command
  flows without manually adding one. The convenience space is never saved
  (trailing whitespace is trimmed, matching Logseq).

Fixed

• Namespaces round-trip with Logseq's default filename format. Tine now
  honors :file/name-format: a graph without that key (Logseq's :legacy
  default) encodes the namespace / as %2F, and :triple-lowbar graphs use
  ___. Before, Tine always used ___ and never decoded %2F, so a namespace
  page created in Logseq on a legacy graph showed up as a literal a%2Fb page
  (and vice-versa). Both formats now read and write the way Logseq does.
• Switching graphs fully resets the workspace. Opening a different graph now
  closes the previous graph's tabs (back to a fresh Journals tab) and clears its
  recents and right-sidebar items, so stale pages from the old graph no longer
  linger in tabs or the quick switcher — matching Logseq, which keeps one graph
  open at a time.
• Quick-capture window is no longer too tall. Its auto-grow is now capped at
  half the screen height (was 80%); short captures still size to their content.
• Backspace no longer eats the space before a word. Deleting the last letter
  of a word kept removing the preceding space too (so you had to retype it);
  the editor now keeps the trailing space while you type and only trims it on
  save, matching Logseq.
• Sidebar editing. The caret no longer vanishes after pressing Enter in a
  right-sidebar block (it stays in the surface you're editing), and the
  [[/#// autocomplete dropdown is no longer clipped by the sidebar — it now
  renders above everything.
• Click anywhere on a block row — including the empty space beside or below a
  short line — now reliably places the caret in that block.

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Tine v0.2.0

The big one: Tine now opens, renders, and edits Org-mode graphs, gets real
in-block lists & checklists, learns to embed video/audio and manage media,
and handles custom journal date formats — on top of a round of data-safety and
performance hardening. Everything still round-trips your plain files; Tine never
takes over your graph.

Added

• Org-mode support. Open, render, and edit .org pages and journals:
  headlines as blocks; org inline syntax (*bold*, /italic/, _underline_,
  ~code~, [[target][desc]]); TODO markers; #+BEGIN_SRC/QUOTE blocks; org
  tables; #+ page directives; inline timestamps; and admonitions/callouts.
  Mixed .md + .org graphs work, and the File format setting
  (:preferred-format) chooses what new pages/journals are created in. An .org
  file is only ever rewritten when Tine can reproduce it byte-for-byte —
  anything it can't round-trip loads read-only, so it can never corrupt an
  org graph.
• In-block Markdown lists & checklists. OG-faithful -/*/+ bullets and
  1. numbered lists inside a block, plus GFM [ ]/[x] checkboxes that are
  distinct from TODO tasks. Caret-context editing (Enter continues the list,
  re-indents, etc.), and numbered lists that number the block itself the way
  Logseq does — with the logseq.order-list-type property kept invisible.
• Video & audio embeds. Insert media as assets with an inline player that
  falls back to a click-to-open chip when the platform lacks the codec
  (common on Linux/WebKitGTK).
• Drag-and-drop files. Drop files from your OS file manager onto a block to
  insert them as assets.
• Media management. Instant feedback when pasting an image; an
  orphaned-media scanner (Settings → Backups) that finds assets/ files no
  block references and moves them to a recoverable trash (clickable names, file
  dates, empty-trash button). New assets get human-readable, timestamped names.
• Custom journal date formats. Tine now reads :journal/file-name-format and
  :journal/page-title-format, so graphs that previously "wouldn't load" (e.g.
  dd-MM-yyyy, yyyy-MM-dd, yyyyMMdd) open correctly; the display-title format
  is pickable in Settings → Journals & tasks.
• Duplicate-day reconcile. If two files resolve to the same day (e.g. a
  2026_06_26.org plus a title-named Friday, 26-06-2026.org left over from a
  date-format change), Tine keeps both rather than silently dropping one, and
  Settings → Backups → Duplicate journal days lets you reach each file:
  Open it (editable, saves back to itself), Merge a stray into the
  canonical day, Rename it to a normal page, or Trash the redundant one.
• Calculator block. An OG-style live, in-place calc block.
• Sticky, closable toasts. Notifications that need attention stay until you
  dismiss them.

Changed

• The agenda (Scheduled & Deadline in the journal) hides DONE/CANCELED
  items, matching Logseq.
• SCHEDULED:/DEADLINE: are now detected anywhere in a block, not only on
  the first line — so the badge renders and agenda queries match either way.

Fixed

• Rename is transactional and complete. A page rename + every
  [[ref]]/#tag/tags::/namespace rewrite across the graph commits
  all-or-nothing (re-checking each file just before writing, rolling back on
  conflict), handles self-references, and leaves refs inside code fences and
  bare URLs alone. Org [[file:…][desc]] link targets are rewritten too.
• Context-menu "Rename page" now works (the WebKitGTK prompt was a silent
  no-op).
• CRLF line endings round-trip — editing a Windows-authored file no longer
  flips every line and churns Syncthing diffs.
• Linux AppImage: a Wayland EGL crash is auto-fixed at launch (no manual
  LD_PRELOAD needed).
• Several editor caret/selection fixes (multi-line Shift+Down block selection,
  click-to-caret position, within-block Shift+Right).
• Removed the per-file confirm when trashing media (it's recoverable and
  batch-friendly).

Reliability & performance

• A data-safety audit pass closed concurrency and round-trip issues across the
  rename, derived-result cache, and org write paths; Tine never silently
  overwrites a file that changed on disk — it surfaces a conflict instead.
• Inline parsing rewritten to be linear (was O(n²) on big blocks); the page cache
  and derived results are now Arc-shared; query/backlink invalidation is scoped
  to the pages that actually changed; per-block search/reference projections are
  memoized; and the launch backup is staggered off first-paint I/O.

Notes

• macOS and Windows installers are currently unsigned — on macOS right-click →
  Open; on Windows choose More info → Run anyway.

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Tine v0.1.4

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Tine v0.1.3

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Tine v0.1.2

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Tine v0.1.1

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Tine v0.1.0

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