z1n-k/zia v2.112.0

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Added

• Centred address bar (Address bar, off by default): the bar itself in the
  middle of the toolbar, with as much room before it as after, made up on the
  side with fewer buttons rather than with flexible spaces added by hand
  (#515, thanks @OneGunBullet).
• Collapsed space icons (Sidebar, off by default): the spaces at the foot of
  the sidebar as dots, the open one shown, each icon showing as you point at it,
  as Zen draws them when they don't fit
  (#513, thanks @OneGunBullet).

Changed

• The screenshot buttons' card is see-through, the page blurred behind it, as
  the address pop-up can be, rather than solid in the toolbar's colour
  (#516, thanks @OneGunBullet).
• A live stream in the music player (a Kick, Twitch or YouTube live, its
  channel's picture) has its ring whole, in the picture's colours. With no
  progress to show it had only the grey track.

Fixed

• "New tabs start in the address bar" works both ways. On, the search page's
  address is cleared as it loads: read mid-load, another tab's address passed
  for something typed and the clearing stopped for good. Off, the address bar
  lets go of the cursor: the search page's address written into it as it loaded
  kept it there (#518,
  #433, thanks @thoroughmas).
• "Full address" shows the address as it is, https:// and www. and all;
  Firefox's own browser.urlbar.trimHttps decides on the scheme, and a choice of
  your own there is kept (#519,
  thanks @Mineros04).
• The Library's spaces each show in their own light or dark, their tabs and
  folders too: a light space's card had white text in a dark space, and the
  other way round (#514, thanks
  @OneGunBullet).
• The Library's spaces stop at the Library's edge with the sidebar pinned or
  hidden alike: how far the page covers the Library is measured now, rather than
  guessed, which cut them short one way and ran them under the page the other
  (#512, thanks @OneGunBullet).
• With the address pop-up's text centred, the opened pop-up opens over the bar
  rather than off to its left (#515).
• With the space's name in the sidebar's top row, the row's buttons stay
  together at its end, the ⋯ menu with back and reload, rather than the ⋯ menu
  in the middle (Windows and Linux layouts, and the sidebar on the right,
  #507, thanks @conqazht).