1.9.0
Four panels opened as documents in a box: a card of fixed width with a masthead, a rail and a column of prose you scrolled. Everything in them arrived at the same weight, so a reader had to read the whole thing to find the paragraph they wanted. About, Help, What's New and the two message forms now open the way a site's menu opens, with the sections set at display size down the left and the one that is picked spelled out beside it.
3 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
The list is the interface
One shell behind four panels. About holds three sections and a way out to What's New; Help holds four and a way out to Feedback, drawn with an arrow rather than a star so the list says which entries leave. Below the large breakpoint the two columns stack, list first, because the same sheet opens at 380px on a phone.
- 02
What's New stopped folding
The panel clamped the summary to three lines, hid the highlights in an accordion and put the change log behind a tab, because folding was the only way to fit a release into one column. Nothing folds now. The summary is whole, the highlights are open, and the change log is a click rather than a scroll.
- 03
Feedback and Report in one sheet
The difference between something that annoyed you and something that is broken is not obvious from outside, and whoever picked the wrong form had to close the window and go back to the menu bar. They are two entries in one list now, and switching between them keeps what you have already typed.
Everything in this release
New1
- A Privacy section states in full what a message carries: the report attaches the browser's user agent and the version, and nothing else about the machine. Neither form identifies the sender.
Improved1
- The panes are written to end before the fold, so a section is an answer rather than the start of a scroll.
Removed1
- The masthead, the accordion and the tab strip the four panels shared are gone, along with the fixed-width card they sat in.
Every version of Hexncoin, newest first.