v0.1.2

✨ Release Notes — v0.1.2

Release Date: June 4, 2026

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🆕 What's New

Multi-Column Layout Support
The vault panel now supports flexible grid layouts — choose between 1, 2, 3, or 4 columns to fit your workflow. Quickly switch between views using the new layout toggle in the top-right toolbar, giving you full control over information density and visual organization.

Light / Dark Mode Toggle
A new theme switcher has been added to the top-right corner, allowing you to seamlessly switch between Light and Dark mode at any time — tailored to your environment and preference.

Persistent User Preferences
Your chosen layout and theme settings are now automatically saved and restored across sessions. No more re-configuring after a page refresh — the app remembers exactly how you left it.

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🔧 Improvements

Streamlined Edit Mode Experience
Entering Edit Mode now triggers a focused, optimized view designed for high-efficiency reordering. The layout automatically consolidates for clarity, and items adopt a compact display so you can navigate and reorganize even large lists with ease. Drag-and-drop works intuitively across the entire item — no precision required.

Cleaner Non-Edit Interface
Outside of Edit Mode, the interface is now cleaner and less cluttered. Action controls no longer occupy passive screen space, ensuring that content — names, links, and labels — always has room to breathe, especially in multi-column layouts.

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🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed a layout overflow issue where items did not properly adapt their width when switching to multi-column view, causing unintended vertical scrolling
• Resolved a display inconsistency where interactive controls were incorrectly occupying layout space in read-only mode, compressing content in grid views

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💡 These updates are part of our ongoing commitment to delivering a fluid, distraction-free experience — whether you're browsing, organizing, or building.

v0.1.1

Release Notes — v1.1.0

Date: 2026-03-30

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✨ New Features

🔧 Edit Mode

• Added [ EDIT ] toggle button in the top-right corner of the page
• Bookmark action buttons (EDIT / DEL) are now hidden by default and only visible when edit mode is active — no more hover-to-reveal behavior
• Drag-and-drop reordering is restricted to edit mode only; the drag handle icon remains visible in normal mode but is non-functional
• Exiting edit mode automatically closes any open inline edit panels
• Edit mode and Add mode are mutually exclusive — activating one will deactivate the other

➕ Add Mode

• Added [ ADD ] toggle button in the top-right corner of the page
• The ADD NEW ENTRY form is hidden by default and only revealed when Add mode is active
• A [ CANCEL ] button is included in the form to exit Add mode and hide the form without submitting
• URL input field receives focus automatically upon entering Add mode

🗑️ Delete Confirmation

• Deleting a bookmark now requires explicit confirmation to prevent accidental removal
• A modal overlay appears asking "CONFIRM DELETE? THIS ACTION CANNOT BE UNDONE."
• Clicking [ DELETE ] proceeds with deletion; clicking [ CANCEL ] or the backdrop dismisses the dialog

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🔄 Changes

• item-actions visibility is now controlled by .edit-mode class on body via CSS, replacing the previous :hover opacity transition
• Sortable instance is initialized with disabled: true and toggled programmatically based on edit mode state
• Delete handler replaced from direct deleteItem() call to a two-step confirmDelete() → executeDelete() flow

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📦 Files Changed

File	Change
templates/index.html	All feature additions and UI changes
app.py	No changes required

v0.1.0

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✦ Features

• CRUD operations — Add, edit, and delete bookmarks with custom titles.
• Drag-and-drop sorting — Drag items to instantly save their order using SortableJS, with no data lost on refresh.
• Inline editing — Click EDIT to expand the editing panel directly in the list, eliminating the need for page redirects.
• Toast notifications — Lightweight, terminal-style pop-ups appear after every action.
• Zero frontend dependencies — The project only imports SortableJS via CDN, avoiding heavy frontend frameworks.
• SQLite persistence — Data is securely stored in a local file without needing an external database.
• One-click Docker deployment — The multi-stage Alpine build keeps the container image extremely small.
• Comprehensive test coverage — Full workflow testing with pytest covers the homepage, adding, deleting, editing, and reordering.