kizuna-ai-lab/sokuji v0.30.2

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What's new in v0.30.2

Two interface upgrades this release — a resizable Settings/Logs panel and a true fullscreen mode for subtitles — alongside a cleaner, more consistent panel design.

Highlights

↔️ Resizable side panel

The Settings and Logs panel was a fixed width; now you can drag the divider between the conversation view and the panel to make it as wide or as narrow as you like, and Sokuji remembers your choice across sessions. The divider is keyboard-accessible too — focus it and use the arrow keys. Below a narrow width the panel's toolbar automatically collapses its labels to icons (with tooltips) so nothing overflows or wraps, then expands back to full text as you widen it.

🖥️ True fullscreen subtitles (desktop)

Subtitle mode — for projecting live captions during classes, training, and talks — gains a real fullscreen toggle in the subtitle bar, next to Pin and Lock. Unlike the old double-click-to-maximize gesture (which left the taskbar/dock visible and was hard to discover), this hides the taskbar entirely for a fully immersive, distraction-free projection. Exit is layered to protect a live session: Esc returns to the windowed bar, and only a second Esc leaves subtitle mode. Entering subtitle mode always starts windowed, and your saved bar position is kept across a fullscreen round-trip. (Desktop app only — the browser-extension overlay is unchanged.)

What's improved

• Unified panel design — Settings and Logs now share one consistent header/toolbar, so the tabs, the Quick/Advanced switch, and the panel actions look and behave the same in both.
• Clearer close — the panel has an obvious collapse control and also closes with Esc (an open dialog keeps Esc for itself).
• Accessibility — visible keyboard focus rings, screen-reader names for icon-only buttons and dialogs, and the keyboard-resizable panel divider.

Installation

Existing installations on macOS / Windows auto-update on next launch.

Full change log: v0.30.1…v0.30.2