martinkoutecky/tine v0.3.2

Tine v0.3.2

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Added

• Portable Windows build. Releases now include a Tine_*_x64-portable.zip alongside the
  installer — unzip and run Tine.exe, no install needed (requires the WebView2 runtime,
  preinstalled on Windows 10/11).

Changed

• Parser upgraded to lsdoc v0.3.0. The parser's O(n) single-pass rewrite is
  now vendored in the frontend, with crash fixes for adversarial input,
  parser-owned table alignment in the app, and support for data: image links.

• Click edits, drag selects. A click on rendered block content opens the
  editor at the clicked character (the position is captured at mouse-down, so
  it stays correct even when the layout shifts as the previously-edited block
  collapses back to its rendered height). A drag selects instead of editing:
  within one block it is a normal text selection of the rendered text (copy
  gives the glyphs you see — →, –); the moment it crosses into another
  block it becomes Tine's block selection. Deterministic by design — the
  behavior depends only on where the pointer went, never on timing (unlike
  Logseq's mousedown-instant-edit). Links, chips, media, and checkboxes keep
  their click behavior.

• Copy/Export modal: Rendered / Source content toggle (Rendered is the
  default — plain select-mode copy stays source). Rendered emits the text as
  displayed — typographic glyphs, entity unicode, no markup markers — from the
  parser's AST, honoring the link/tag/property remove options; Source is the
  previous raw-text behavior.

Fixed

• Click-to-caret in marked-up blocks. Clicking rendered Markdown/Org markup
  now maps through lsdoc inline byte spans, so the editor opens at the clicked
  source position instead of falling back to the end of the block. This includes
  text with rendered arrows/dashes (-> → →, -- → –).
• Clicking a block below a focused taller-in-edit block (e.g. one with a
  DEADLINE: line) no longer loses the caret entirely.

Download an installer for your platform below. Windows users who prefer no installer can grab the portable Tine_*_x64-portable.zip — unzip and run the exe (needs the WebView2 runtime, preinstalled on Windows 10/11). 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.