litman 1.3.1

Added

• Every path field in the GUI now has a “Browse…” button. Click familiar places (Desktop, Documents, Home), step through folders, and pick one — instead of typing an absolute path — when creating or relocating a library, linking or relocating a project, or registering an existing library. Folders that are already litman libraries show a ✓ badge. Pasting a path and pressing Enter still works exactly as before.
• Make a new folder while browsing. The Browse window has a “＋ New folder” button, so you can create a folder for a new library or project without leaving litman for your file manager.
• Click through the path in the Browse window. The address bar shows the current path as clickable segments (Home › Desktop › research) — click any one to jump straight to that folder. Click the bar to type or paste a path as before.
• New libraries default to your Desktop. The create-library screens show where the library will appear — for example “Desktop / literature_vault” — and fall back to Documents, then your home folder, on machines without a Desktop.
• Forget a library that has moved or been deleted. The first-run screen’s “open an existing library” list now offers Forget next to a moved entry, beside Locate — clearing a stale entry whose folder is gone. The folder on disk is never touched.

Fixed

• Scanned PDFs no longer open as a blank white page. Black-and-white scanned papers — the common fax/CCITT-encoded kind — were rendering as an empty page in the reader while text PDFs opened fine. They now display correctly.
• Paths and commands use a proper monospace font on Windows and Linux. They previously fell back to a serif face (Courier New) on machines without the macOS system fonts; the stack now includes Cascadia, Consolas and Liberation Mono.
• The agent “run it in a terminal” prompt now names the right machine. When litman is served from a remote or headless server, the GUI agent button can't open a terminal window, so it shows the lit agent command to run by hand — now worded to run it on the server, not on the computer showing the browser.
• Locate can be backed out of. On the first-run screen, opening Locate on a moved library left no way to close the path input short of submitting a path or clicking another entry. A Cancel button now sits beside it.