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@tomfrischmuth tomfrischmuth released this 21 Jul 12:33

What's new

  • Notes, rebuilt: the list is a grid of cards now. Every note can take one of six colours, and pinned notes get their own section at the top.
  • Tags: write #tag anywhere in a note and it becomes one. The chips above the list filter by tag, and a long press on a chip offers to strip that tag from every note, or to delete the tagged notes along with it.
  • Real lists in the editor: dashes, bullets, numbers and checklists. Checklist items cycle through open, in progress and done, and the card shows a coloured dot for the least finished one.
  • Tap to edit: tapping a note opens the editor right where your finger landed. The title is tappable too.
  • Timestamps: a button in the editor toolbar drops the current time at the cursor, and a long press adds the date as well.
  • Quick filters beside the tag chips show just the notes with lists, or just those with timestamps.
  • Trash: restoring or deleting for good now asks first and says how many notes it affects.
  • Mindfulness has its own colour now, opens with a long press on today's date.
  • A new "Features" section in the settings switches Finance and Mindfulness on or off.
  • Finance: the Israeli new shekel (ILS) is available. You can also define a currency yourself: symbol, where it sits, spacing, decimal places and separator.
  • New notes can start in the title or in the text, whichever suits you.
  • Moving a task to tomorrow can be undone.

Bugfixes

  • Amounts could use the wrong decimal separator when the device language did not match the chosen currency.
  • Tapping a checkbox is now matched against where the box is drawn, so a tap just beside it no longer slips into the text.
  • On coloured note cards the date and the type icon were close to unreadable in dark mode.
  • The app no longer locks itself while one of its own system dialogs is open, so saving a recovery code, creating a backup or exporting is not interrupted by an unlock prompt. Leaving the app still locks it as before.

Security

  • The recovery code is now saved to a folder you pick instead of going through the share sheet, so no readable PDF is left behind in the app's cache.
  • Copying the recovery code no longer shows it in the clipboard preview and keeps it out of the keyboard's clipboard history.

Asset Checksums (SHA256)

mushotoku-1.4.apk:
8760b3122ebe7309dd21f3f731c04c8719259b7ae1a71ca05190c01a1cfed452