Release v0.6.0 · yshurik/ynotbit

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Subscriptions (the page was called Broadcasts): the senders you follow in a rail, like Channels, and their posts as a feed of cards, newest on top, with Reply privately, Forward, Copy text, Open in window, Archive and Trash. Every mailbox starts subscribed to the Bitmessage digest (BM-5oSrHVwbsQYPKmePHfqQJZr6eibiqj9); unsubscribing sticks.
Update notices. ynotbit hears signed announcements from its release address without subscribing, and shows a banner when a newer version is out. Download opens the GitHub release page. Network → Notify about new ynotbit versions turns it off.
Pictures in letters. Insert them from the + menu, the right-click menu, or by dropping files on the letter. Bitmessage has no attachments, so a picture travels inside the text as a standard Markdown data: URL, shrunk to fit one letter. The reader shows them, PyBitmessage's inline pictures too. Only PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP load, and nothing remote is ever fetched.
Forward a letter from the reader, its window, or a feed card.

One database for network objects. The node keeps them in a single objects.sqlite instead of one file each, so new posts and letters are picked up on the next refresh instead of after a slow folder scan (it could take 10–20 minutes). On first start the old cache is removed and downloaded again, about 4 minutes; your letters are untouched.
Retention: up to 2 GiB and 90 days of network objects by default (Network → Retention settings…).
Re-checks on a 27k-object cache: importing a key takes about 5 minutes instead of 43, and adding a subscription about 10 seconds. Trying a message against your identities is about 6× faster.
The filter box searches in the background; typing no longer freezes the window.

The lock screen no longer cuts off the vault's name and path on macOS, and scrolls when the window is short.
Replies drop the other person's ynotbit signature from the quote.
New letters start with a one-line signature.

Full Changelog: v0.5.1...v0.6.0