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.
Public share and form pages only added a robots meta tag from JavaScript,
so the HTML for /share/* and /form/* was served without any indexing or
caching directive, and the form page had none at all. Error responses
from /api/public/* also lacked X-Robots-Tag.
Send one policy everywhere a token-bearing link is served:
X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow, noarchive, nosnippet, noimageindex
Cache-Control: private, no-store
Referrer-Policy: no-referrer
- /api/public/*: shared middleware in the application, so it applies on
Cloudflare and Docker, including 404/403 responses. Routes that already
set Cache-Control keep it.
- /share/* and /form/* HTML: _headers rules for Cloudflare static assets
and the self-hosted static server.
- Referrer-Policy keeps the share token out of Referer headers sent to
linked sites.
robots.txt is deliberately not used to block these paths: a disallowed
URL can still be indexed from external links, because crawlers never see
the noindex header.
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* feat(workspace): localize default notebooks and welcome note at first sign-in
A new installation always created its five default notebooks, welcome
note and note templates in Chinese, whatever the interface language.
Members added by the owner got notebooks and templates in the owner's
language instead of their own.
The seed data is now localized once, at the first sign-in of the
workspace's user, using the UI locale the client sends with the login
request (Web and Android send it; other clients fall back to
Accept-Language, and unsupported languages to English).
Migration 0070 marks the default workspace as waiting for this only on
an installation nobody has used yet: no users, no notes beyond the
welcome note, no edits to it, no extra notebooks, revisions or
resources. Existing installations keep their data unchanged. Member
workspaces created by the owner are marked when created.
The sign-in localizes notebook names, templates, the welcome note and
its search document in one transaction that also clears the mark, and
replaces only values that still equal a seeded translation. A failed
attempt leaves the mark for the next sign-in to retry, and a second
sign-in changes nothing. The demo clears the mark so its bilingual seed
stays as it is.
Refs #483
* fix(workspace): guard seed inserts and title-only welcome edits during localization
- Default template and AI prompt inserts in the first-sign-in batch now
require the pending marker, so a delayed concurrent sign-in cannot
recreate seeds removed after the faster sign-in finished.
- The welcome note is treated as untouched only while it keeps the seeded
title, the system actor, the seed content hash, and revision 0, so a
title-only edit is no longer overwritten.
- Add regression tests for both cases.
Refs #483
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.
Unknown browser and system languages now resolve to English instead of
Simplified Chinese, and Japanese App Store / Play listing copy is kept
in store-assets for console publishing.
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
Move workspace provisioning and seed work off the authentication hot path, compact sync changes, optimize cursor queries, and keep browser-only KaTeX rendering out of the Worker bundle.\n\nRefs #244
Insert a dedicated merge-divider node instead of a plain horizontal rule so
theme hairlines no longer wash out merge boundaries, with Markdown round-trip
markers and stronger multi-client styling.
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