Select a standalone image to align it left, center, or right. The choice stays with that image through save, Markdown edits, and reload. Existing images keep their previous layout until an alignment is chosen. Galleries keep their own layout. Native editors apply a saved alignment and do not add a picker in this change.
Keep shared offline defaults and download optional fonts into a validated cache with reliable export fallbacks. Prune stale Android DOM assets and refresh the smaller iOS editor bundles.
Preserve lazy startup boundaries through direct shared exports and dependency-aware splitting. Add ESM graph and Chrome startup checks to prevent eager editor and font loading.
Align editor, AI SDK, query, and Expo SDK 57 dependencies; pin floating versions and rebase the Mermaid and Android sharing patches. Refresh the standalone iOS editor bundle and migrate site content collections while preserving routes.
Validation: typechecks for Web/API, Android, and iOS editor; Web, site, iOS editor, Worker, Docker server, extension, and Android APK builds; 2,994 tests passed, 23 skipped. Built-in browser verified rich-text paste/undo and bilingual site navigation.
USB-device upgrade/data/share verification and desktop cross-version release gates remain pending. Remaining dependency audit advisories are not all resolved.
* feat(editor): add setting to turn off spellcheck underlines
Add a device-local "Underline spelling mistakes" switch to the editing
preferences. The rich-text editor and the mobile plain-text editor now
set spellcheck from this preference and update live when it changes.
Defaults to enabled, so existing behavior is unchanged.
Refs #468
* feat(i18n): add Polish as an in-app locale
Add Polish (pl) across clients, mirroring how Japanese was added:
- Shared: full pl catalog, locale matching for pl/pl-*, Polish memo
templates and factory AI prompts, mobile editor strings, and Polish as
an AI translation target and selection-translate chip.
- Web: "Polski" in the language picker; the catalog is lazy-loaded in its
own i18n-pl chunk and kept out of the PWA precache like ja.
- Android: pl locale option, mobile-only strings, web-clip labels.
Messages that only had an English branch now use English for every
non-Chinese locale, so Japanese no longer falls back to Chinese there.
- iOS: .polish UI language (pl-PL), pl argument for every t() call,
pl in CFBundleLocalizations and Localizable.xcstrings.
- Companion: accepts locale "pl" and detects Polish requests.
- Browser extension: _locales/pl messages.
- Marketing site: /pl/ pages, hreflang, sitemap, language switcher.
- Google Play listing copy for pl-PL (manual publish only).
* fix(ios): show the note editor in Polish and Japanese
The iOS editor received every interface language except English as
Chinese, so with Polish or Japanese selected its toolbar and image
gallery controls were labeled in Chinese. Pass Polish and Japanese
through to the embedded editor, label its toolbar and the shared image
gallery controls in both languages, and rebuild the checked-in
EditorBundle. The Android editor uses the same gallery labels.
Also translate the last iOS strings that had no Polish text: the
follow-system language label, note created/updated times and the
current-device marker.
Refs #473
* fix(companion): recognize Polish typed without diacritics
Requests in Latin letters without Polish diacritics were always treated
as English, so with a Polish interface "Napisz plan na jutro" got an
English reply. With a Polish interface, such text is now told apart by
common English and Polish words; when it is still unclear, the recent
conversation and then the interface language decide. Other interface
languages keep treating Latin text as English.
Refs #473
* chore(ios): regenerate the Xcode project for Polish
Run xcodegen so the shipped Info.plist lists Polish in
CFBundleLocalizations and the project knows the pl region. The
hand-written AiDirectStream.swift entries are replaced by the IDs
xcodegen generates. MARKETING_VERSION and CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION stay
in the project file because the release script and Xcode Cloud update
them there.
Refs #473
* i18n(pl): translate the sidebar shortcut, desktop menus and video scope
Add Polish for features that reached main while this branch was open:
the show/hide sidebar shortcut label, the desktop application and
editing context menus, and the new "ai:generate" MCP scope. The desktop
menus switch to Polish for pl and pl-* locales; other locales are
unchanged.
Refs #473
Android web, the Android app, and iOS share the same toolbar. Loading a note clears that replacement from history so the first undo does not wipe the document.
Add 素简 as the selectable default, with graphite emphasis instead of solid black. Unset diagrams render in that theme, and every mind map, flowchart, and architecture canvas uses the note editor surface while named themes keep their node colors.
Enable font-feature-settings: 'chws' 1 and overflow-wrap / word-break across Web, Mobile, iOS, and image cards for improved typography and long text wrapping.
Editors now take document TipTap nodes from a shared factory. Workspace and editor helpers move out of the large panes. Store iOS no longer builds from Expo EAS.
Stop copying schema nodes in the iOS editor bundle. Image galleries keep the native node view via extend, and roundtrip tests pin Markdown/JSON against the web codec.
Phone viewers no longer shrink a whole diagram into an unreadable overview. The canvas fills the remaining viewport, pinch-zooms, and focuses a topic on tap, without zoom chrome.
First-party canvases, including public share, parse diagram IR and draw
with read-only X6. Embedded Mermaid fences in ordinary notes stay on
Mermaid. Native viewers no longer inject a hidden Mermaid document when
the IR is valid.
Give mind maps a shared three-level appearance across Web, mobile, and
iOS: capsule roots, stronger first-level topics, lighter nested nodes,
and side-anchored tapered branches. Keep flowchart and architecture
edges unfilled so SVG does not paint them black.
Make the shared TipTap link mark non-inclusive so text typed after a pasted or terminal link remains plain across web, desktop, Android, and iOS editors.
Refs #355