v1.2.0

[1.2.0] — 2026-08-01

Note actions menu for the Notes Library, plus a round of bug fixes to the 1.1.0 Folders feature, delivered across two PRs.

Added

• Note actions menu — pin/unpin, edit, and delete a note directly from the Notes Library, without opening
  it on its original page. A "⋮" menu on every note row now covers all four actions (the fourth, moving a note
  to a folder, was already there):
  • Available in the domain-grouped ("By site") view, the folder-tree ("By folder") view, and the Pinned
    section — previously only the on-page note viewer could pin, edit, or delete.
  • "Move to folder" stays folder-tree-only; the other two views keep a quicker, flatter action list.
  • The folder-tree menu's "Move to folder" list now marks the note's currently-assigned folder with a
    checkmark, so it's clear at a glance where a note already lives.
  • The menu repositions itself to stay fully on-screen — flips above its trigger when there's no room below,
    and nudges back in bounds horizontally — instead of rendering partly off-screen near a viewport edge.

Fixed

• A folder containing both notes of its own and a sub-folder didn't fully collapse — only the notes hid,
  the sub-folder stayed visible. Same underlying issue also let a collapsed row's own padding show through as
  a thin visible sliver. Both were the same root cause (a CSS grid collapse trick that only fully clips a
  single, padding-less child) and are now fixed for both the folder tree and the domain-grouped view.
• The "Move to…" folder menu could be clipped by the folder tree's own collapse-animation containers.
• Clicking a folder row only worked on the tiny chevron/name, despite the whole row's hover highlight
  suggesting otherwise — the whole row is clickable now.
• Each note now has a visible border for easier at-a-glance separation, and the hairline separators between
  website groups and top-level folders no longer sit flush against their neighbors.
• Patched five dependency vulnerabilities in dev-only build tooling (shell-quote, adm-zip, tmp, uuid,
  esbuild — none shipped in the extension bundle) and a flaky video-notes E2E assertion.