dol 1.3.6
Tabs
Tabs now work the way they do in a browser. Close one with ⌘W, bring the last one back with ⇧⌘T — the last ten closed tabs are remembered for the session, and each comes back where it sat. Drag a tab and it follows your cursor while its neighbours slide aside to make room, so you can see where it will land before you let go.
Back and forward
Every tab keeps its own trail. Follow a wiki link, jump through a backlink, open a new note — the arrows beside the title walk you back through that tab's path and forward again. Switching between tabs doesn't count as a step, so each tab keeps its own history no matter how much you move around.
Improvements
- The window comes back where you left it. dol used to reopen at a fixed size in a fixed spot every time. It now remembers its position and size between launches.
Fixes
- Typing Korean in the editor could destroy the character you were composing. On Windows, the space-narrowing tweak rebuilt the DOM next to the cursor mid-composition and the text service lost track of it — the in-progress character looked selected, and the next keystroke wiped it. The tweak is gone; spacing now comes from the font.
- Dragging in the editor slid the whole pane sideways. A gesture meant for touch was firing on mouse drags near the left edge, right where the first indent sits, so selecting text pushed the layout around. It's a finger gesture now, and only on screens narrow enough for the list and the note to share one pane.
| 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.