Poznote 6.100.0-beta

Column resizing and alignment in tables, foldable folders on the Folders page, wide tables that scroll on public notes, shortcuts that work on Cyrillic and Greek layouts, and a round of fixes from your reports.

✨ New

• Table columns. In a rich-text note, hover the border between two columns and drag it to resize them, or double-click the border to fit the column to its content. The table menu gains "Align column", "Align row" and "Align cell" (left, center, right) and a "Reset column widths" entry. New rows and columns inherit the alignment and width of their column. Markdown tables get "Align column" too.

• Fold folders on the Folders page. A folder with subfolders has a chevron to collapse it, remembered by the browser, and an "Expand all / Collapse all" button sits next to the filter field.
• Wide tables on public notes. A table wider than the screen scrolls sideways instead of being squeezed. On a large screen a wide table may spread beyond the note width, on a phone the columns take the width their content needs.
• Double-click the notes column border to reset the column to its default width.

🚀 Improved

• Restoring a backup re-registers the public links of the restored account, the manual "Rebuild master database" step is no longer needed and the restore summary says how many links are active again.
• The public "not found" pages now tell the visitor to contact the owner or the administrator instead of mentioning a restore; a signed-in administrator still gets the rebuild hint when the registry is out of sync.
• In the sidebar, the ⋮ menu of a note inside a shared folder shows "Is shared" and explains the folder share, like the toolbar button does.
• On a phone, the Shares and Offline pages show a compact three-column table instead of stacked cards, and no longer force a scrollbar when nothing scrolls.
• On the Tasks, Folders and Offline pages, the filter field and the collapse/expand button share one row, on desktop and mobile.
• Page titles wrap the workspace chip to a second line on a narrow window instead of squeezing the page name.
• In the mobile sidebar, long note and folder names end with an ellipsis instead of scrolling sideways.
• The note colour dialog fits a phone screen: "Manage colors" and "Remove color" shrink to icons so the four buttons stay on one row.
• In the revoke dialog of the Shares page, the actions are stacked one per line at the dialog width, Cancel last.
• Workspace creation left the Create page and the "+" menu, a workspace is created from the Workspaces page.

🐛 Fixed

• Ctrl+S, Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+K and the other letter shortcuts did nothing on a Cyrillic, Greek or other non-Latin keyboard layout, the browser opened its own dialog instead (#1507).
• In the Markdown editor, typing then a language left stray backticks, and Enter right after inserted the first language of the list instead of a line break. Typing code, bold or "* item" now comes out exactly as typed, and Backspace inside an empty pair removes both markers (#1505).
• Selecting text in a Markdown table shifted the columns and made the table flicker (#1506).
• The "Saved!" notification was hidden behind "Snapshot added", notifications now stack in the top-right corner (#1508).
• The Insert link dialog opened without taking the focus, so keystrokes went to the note behind it and overwrote the selected text. Cancel and Escape now return the caret where it was (#1510).
• "Open offline notes" could load forever on a network that swallows requests (a VPN left up without Wi-Fi). The offline page now comes straight from the browser's stored copy, the button is hidden when there is no copy to show, and a message explains what to do if the browser still hangs (#1500).
• On a phone, the outline panel left a gap at the bottom of the screen, and a swipe across a table opened or closed the outline instead of scrolling the table.

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