v0.1.2

• .cssv files show their own icon in GNOME's Files and other GTK file managers. Icon themes such as Yaru and Adwaita showed their plain text icon instead, because GTK looked for the theme's generic text icon before the file icon. This applies to the .deb, the .rpm and the AppImage; an AppImage set up by 0.1.0 or 0.1.1 gets the fix at its next start.

v0.1.1

• .cssv files have their own icon in file managers: a page with the CSSV mark and label, apart from the app's icon. The installers gave them none before, and a set-up AppImage gave them the app's icon; an AppImage set up by 0.1.0 gets the new one at its next start.
• The .rpm registers the text/x-cssv type and passes the opened file to the viewer, as the .deb already did, so .cssv files open in the viewer on Fedora and other rpm systems.
• The release's files are named without the version, so links to the latest release's files don't change.

v0.1.0

The first release of CSSV Viewer, a desktop app that opens .cssv files with the @rhpaiva/cssv 0.5 renderer.

• One window with a tab for each file, named after the file's title (§4.6) or its name; files opened from the file manager, the command line or a drop open in the running viewer.
• A home with the 8 latest recent files as cards, each previewing the table's first rows in its own styles, with its title, description and size.
• Saving a file updates its tab in place: unchanged rows and the scroll position stay.
• Problems the renderer reports are listed under the toolbar, with their section of the spec and a link to the line in the file.
• Toolbar: find in the values, plain view without the style block, the source beside the table, light or dark, the language numbers display in, copy (cells, the table for spreadsheets, Markdown, CSV), and save as CSV, PNG or SVG.
• Print preview on A4 or Letter, either orientation, fit to width or actual size, with the file's @media print rules; on Linux the PDF is named after the file, goes next to it and has the preview's paper.
• Ctrl+K opens a palette of the toolbar's and the tabs' commands and the recent files.
• A file may load only files in its folder and below, never hidden ones, and nothing remote until the reader allows it for the tab or always for the file (§11.2).
• Linux AppImage that runs on Ubuntu 22.04 and later and can set itself up to open .cssv files; .deb, .rpm, macOS and Windows installers register the file type themselves.