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In Firefox, navigator.clipboard.readText === undefined, so prompt is issued.
User extensions can now add menus.
kozaneba.user_menus.Kozane.push({label: "hello", onClick: ()=>{ alert("hello!") }})
release notes 2021-08-31
Performance is better now that the excessive screen redrawing has stopped, but we probably find that we forgot to refresh the screen in a few places (like not refreshing when closing a group).
Cut back to yesterday's stage
Easy and convenient
You don't want this kind of slapstick in your release notes. :
2021-09-01
unreleased
Fixed a bug that prevented redrawing for updates that did not change the drawing order (e.g., opening and closing groups)
(It is also strange that the drawing order is not updated by opening and closing groups in the first place.)
2021-08-31
unreleased
When you paste in a browser that cannot read from the clipboard (e.g. Firefox), you get a prompt instead.
User scripts can be added to the menu.
Resolves excessive screen redrawing
The performance is better, but you'll probably find that you forgot to update the screen in a few places.
→ Not updated when group is closed
I cut it back to yesterday's stage.
It is also strange that the drawing order is not updated by opening and closing groups in the first place.
Fixed a bug that prevented redrawing for updates that did not change the drawing order (e.g., opening and closing groups).
clean copy
2021-09-01
2021-08-31
I think that when I drag the kozane slightly, it sometimes jumps in a direction perpendicular to the direction it was moved.
Foo = styled.div`... Sometimes, when I do <Foo style={style}> for `Foo`, only one of the two is attached to the actual HTMLDivElement even though style: {top: number, left: number}.
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