Arf v1.8.0
Added
- Show or hide either side panel. A button in the top bar collapses the notes sidebar, and another collapses the right panel (backlinks, Resonance, and the local graph — or the reader when a document is open). Each choice is remembered between sessions, and opening something in the reader brings the right panel back on its own.
Changed
- The side panels resize much wider. The old fixed width limit is gone. A panel now grows until the note column reaches a readable minimum, so a PDF or a reference can take most of the window when you want to read it. The note column never collapses: a width saved on a larger window, or set while the other panel was hidden, is reined back within the current window when the window shrinks or the panel returns.
- A PDF fits the reader's width as you resize it. The page rescales to the panel on every drag and stays fit-width by default. A manual zoom (− / +, Ctrl-scroll, or the percentage) pins the scale until you press Fit again; a newly opened PDF starts fit-width.
Installing — these builds are unsigned (no paid certificate yet):
- Windows — SmartScreen may warn: More info → Run anyway.
- macOS — right-click the app → Open the first time (Gatekeeper).
- Linux — the
.AppImageis portable:chmod +xand run.
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