martinkoutecky/tine v0.3.1

Tine v0.3.1

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Added

• Automatic updates (Windows & Linux). Tine now checks for a newer version on launch
  and can download and install it in place (Tauri's signed updater); a one-time “a newer
  Tine is available” toast appears when an update is found. macOS stays a manual download
  for now (unsigned builds). This is the first release with the updater built in — update
  to 0.3.1 once by hand, and future versions can update themselves.

• Tab conveniences. Reopen the last closed tab with Ctrl+Shift+T, and cycle
  tabs with Ctrl+PgUp / Ctrl+PgDn (all remappable in Settings → Keymap). Reopening a
  page — or relaunching Tine — now restores each tab's scroll position.

• Editor typing polish (opt-in). Optional auto-pairing of brackets and quotes, and
  “on-type” typographic replacement (->→→, --→–, ---→—) with an Off / on-render /
  on-type switch (Settings → Editor). Inter's calt ligatures are turned off so asterisks
  and arrows keep a consistent height while you edit.

Fixed

• Up/Down caret navigation. Arrowing into a SCHEDULED/DEADLINE bullet that also
  shows up in the journal agenda no longer loses the caret: the agenda copy stays
  rendered (it no longer steals focus or flips into an editor) while you edit the real
  bullet. Up/Down now also preserve the caret's column across blocks, matching Logseq,
  instead of snapping to the start or end of the line.

• Journal feed navigation. Pressing Down past the last loaded day pulls in the next
  journal day, and returning to a page loads enough of the feed to restore your saved
  scroll position.

• Clicking into an empty block no longer nudges it down a couple of pixels.

Download an installer for your platform below. macOS/Windows builds are currently unsigned (right-click → Open on macOS; More info → Run anyway on Windows). On macOS, if Tine keeps asking to access your Documents folder on launch, see the workaround.