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Even death stars have an exhaust vent.

Map tiles are back, and desktop sync carries less preserved article text

Fixes

  • Map view background tiles render again across the refreshed style palette
  • Desktop sync now trims preserved article text before it reaches Automerge, which reduces sync memory growth on large saves

Explicit website release flow and stability fixes for recovery and UI checks

Features

  • Explicit website release flow

Fixes

  • Crash reports now keep cleaner diagnostic state
  • Map popup smoke tests and reader rail alignment checks are steadier
  • Crash reporting and WebKit recovery are now more stable

Theme-native map palettes, contacts settings and sync, and rotating desktop snapshots

Features

  • Theme-native map palettes
  • Finish Google Contacts settings and sync
  • Rotating desktop snapshots

Fixes

  • Reader, feed, and header polish
  • Release build and type-safety cleanup
  • Copy and documentation cleanup
  • Capture and scraper reliability fixes

Follow-ups

  • Reader, sidebar, and settings UX work
  • Release workflow and build-system work
  • Capture, login, and scraping platform work
  • Sync, cloud, and pairing infrastructure
  • Testing, diagnostics, and developer tooling
  • Content and documentation work

Theme-native map palettes, dev release channels and branch flow, and label macOS Activity Monitor web process as Freed

Features

  • Theme-native map palettes
  • Dev release channels and branch flow

Desktop shell chrome is unified across the app, with theme-native maps, clearer recovery handoffs, and steadier reading surfaces.

Features

  • Unified desktop shell chrome across the feed, reader, settings, and floating rails
  • Added theme-native map palettes and improved Scriptorium readability
  • Expanded empty-state recovery handoffs so sources are easier to reconnect

Fixes

  • Stabilized desktop side panels, reader toolbar alignment, and feed card spacing
  • Improved keyboard navigation in the reader and kept focused rows in view
  • Polished settings controls, provider dialogs, and marketing launch surfaces