What's New
- Linkora now supports saving webpages as standalone HTML files locally; all processing happens on-device.
- This feature is based on capture-core, a monolith fork, and is disabled by default. You can enable it from Data Settings Screen -> Web-page Captures.
- A new database will be created at your chosen path to map links to their respective folders. All folder names are random UUIDs, and their mappings are stored in the database at the chosen location. This database is completely portable, so you can manually check the folder mappings if you want.
- Linkora supports reading the external database even after reinstalling the app. Linkora will regain ownership of the database file that previously existed on Android.
- Since the external database contains all the mappings, deleting it will result in a loss of these mappings, and Linkora will not be able to locate the files when you want to open them.
- Upon reinstallation, make sure to choose the folder where the database previously existed. This will avoid creating duplicate folders for the same link.
- All processing happens in the background via WorkManager on Android. If you are saving webpages for all links via the app, you can cancel the task and it will be cancelled. However, individual downloads when saved or refreshed aren't tracked. If you want to kill all captures, turn off the web capture feature; this will stop the ongoing process on both Android and desktop. On Android, notifications will be used to show progress, while on desktop, you can see a downloading icon in the navigation rail.
- The link text field will no longer be autofocused when sharing links from external apps (by @gycgabriel).
Fixes
- Fixed an issue causing unusual random cancellations when refreshing all links.
Full Changelog: release-v0.17.2...release-v0.18.0