dol 1.3.2
Server storage
Settings now shows how full your sync server is. A hosted CouchDB stops accepting writes once its plan fills up, and nothing used to say so — sync kept pulling changes down, so everything looked normal while the notes you wrote here quietly never left the device.
The bar turns amber past 70% and red past 95%, and at 90% a banner appears above your notes while there is still room to act. The limit is not baked into the app: it comes from your plan, so moving to a bigger one raises the gauge, and a CouchDB you run yourself simply reports what you have used.
Sync warnings
If nothing has reached the server in a week, a banner above the note list says so. Replication stops quietly for all sorts of reasons — the server is gone, a password changed, you were offline longer than you thought — and the usual moment to find out is opening a new device and seeing none of your notes there. A week leaves time to fix it. The banner disappears on its own the moment sync succeeds.
Selecting several notes at once
Click a note in the list and Shift-click another to take the whole range, the way Finder and Explorer do. ⌘⌫ or the right-click menu then acts on all of them, and the toast undoes the whole batch. Esc, a click on empty space, or collapsing a folder clears the selection.
Improvements
- Korean text no longer looks stretched out. The editor's monospace font gives a space the same width as a character, which reads fine in English but leaves visible gaps between Korean words. Spaces are now slightly tighter — except runs of two or more, which are usually alignment and keep their width.
- Setting up sync no longer assumes a particular host. The instructions describe what the app actually needs — any address that speaks CouchDB replication — and show the plain address form next to the Cloudant one, so it is clear that both work.
- Text selection handles on iOS are bigger and tinted. They were drawn in the same black as the text at 8px, which made them easy to miss and easier to lose.
Fixes
- Dragging a selection handle on iOS pulled up the previous screen. The back-swipe gesture starts anywhere in the left two-fifths of the screen, which is where the handles usually sit, so adjusting a selection often navigated away instead. The gesture now rests while anything is selected and returns as soon as you tap to deselect.
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | dol-aarch64.dmg |
| Windows 10/11 (64-bit) | dol-x64-setup.exe |
Windows shows a SmartScreen warning on first launch because the installer is
unsigned — choose More info, then Run anyway.