- Add padding-bottom to settings-content for breathing room
- Add bottom padding to settings-footer
- Add flex-shrink: 0 to footer to prevent it from being compressed
- Ensures Save Settings button is always fully visible
- Install reading-time package
- Calculate reading time from article content (html or markdown)
- Display reading time with clock icon in article header
- Strip HTML tags for accurate word count
- Style reading-time indicator similar to highlights
- Shows estimated reading time (e.g., '5 min read')
- Set max-width of 900px for the main content pane
- Center content with margin: 0 auto
- Add horizontal padding for breathing room
- Improves reading experience by preventing overly wide lines
- Fix checkbox alignment with flex display override
- Reduce checkbox size from 20px to 18px
- Add accent-color to match theme
- Improve text color and spacing
- All checkboxes now properly aligned
- Replace dropdown with visual 'A' buttons at different sizes
- Buttons show the actual size they represent
- Active state highlights selected size
- Consistent with view mode button pattern
- More intuitive and visual UX
- Change h3 font-size from 1.5rem to 1.5em to scale with parent
- Remove hardcoded font-size from preview paragraphs
- Now font size changes are properly reflected in the preview
- Remove loading state variable from Bookmarks component
- Remove 'Loading bookmarks...' screen
- Start with empty list and populate bookmarks in background
- Remove timeout and loading callbacks from fetchBookmarks
- Better UX: show UI immediately, bookmarks appear when ready
- Bookmarks.tsx now at 197 lines
- Add fontSize to UserSettings interface
- Add font size dropdown in Settings with options from 12px to 22px
- Apply font size to preview content instantly
- Set --reading-font-size CSS variable in Bookmarks when settings change
- Apply font-size variable to .reader-html and .reader-markdown
- Condense code in Bookmarks.tsx to stay under 210 lines (now at 207)
- Store original HTML in ref to prevent re-highlighting already highlighted content
- Separate highlight application from click handler attachment effects
- Remove onHighlightClick from highlight application dependencies
- Remove verbose console logging for cleaner code
- Highlights now apply correctly without stacking on top of each other
- Add handleHighlightClick that opens panel if collapsed
- Sets selected highlight ID to scroll to it in the panel
- Add console logging for debugging
- When user clicks highlight in article with panel closed, panel opens automatically
- Create handleHighlightClick handler that sets highlight ID and opens panel
- Automatically expand highlights sidebar if collapsed when highlight clicked
- Improves UX by ensuring highlights panel is visible when interacting with highlights
- Applied to both ContentPanel and HighlightsPanel click handlers
- Preview highlight dynamically shows/hides based on showUnderlines setting
- Users can see highlight appearance changes instantly
- Conditional className applied to preview highlight
- Add highlighted text in preview using content-highlight class
- Shows how highlights appear with different fonts
- Helps users see complete reading experience before saving
- Add preview section showing Lorem Ipsum passage
- Preview updates instantly when font is changed
- Load font dynamically for preview
- Style preview to match reader appearance
- Helps users see font changes before saving
- Add readingFont setting to UserSettings interface
- Create fontLoader utility to load fonts from Bunny Fonts
- Add font selector dropdown in settings with popular reading fonts
- Use CSS variable --reading-font to apply font to reader content
- Support fonts: Inter, Lora, Merriweather, Open Sans, Roboto, Source Serif 4, Crimson Text, Libre Baskerville, PT Serif
- Fonts loaded from https://fonts.bunny.net/ (GDPR-friendly)
- Put label and icon buttons on same line
- Remove background container from view mode buttons
- Add setting-inline and setting-buttons classes
- Clean, minimal inline layout without background styling
- Remove background, border, and bar styling from settings header
- Keep simple header with title and close button on same line
- Match padding with content panel for proper alignment
- Clean, minimal header without visual container
- Change settings-header to settings-header-bar class
- Match styling of sidebar-header-bar (background, border, padding)
- Reduce title font size to match sidebar style
- Adjust padding and spacing for consistent visual alignment
- Settings header now appears on same visual line as sidebar buttons
- Add text-align: left to settings view, header, and content
- Add justify-content: flex-start to checkbox labels
- Add flex-shrink: 0 to checkboxes to prevent squishing
- Ensure consistent left alignment throughout settings panel
- Automatically collapse bookmarks sidebar when settings opened
- Automatically collapse highlights panel when settings opened
- Provides full-width settings view for better UX
- Move Settings component from overlay to main pane
- Update Settings styling for inline display
- Conditionally render Settings or ContentPanel in main pane
- Remove overlay-specific styles and simplify layout
- Add collapseOnArticleOpen setting (default: true)
- Position as first setting in settings panel
- Auto-collapse bookmark bar when user opens an article
- User can disable this behavior in settings
- Create settings service using Kind 30078 for user preferences
- Add Settings component with UI for configuring app preferences
- Wire settings icon to open settings modal
- Store settings like default view mode, sidebar collapse states, etc.
- Use d tag: com.dergigi.boris.user-settings
- Cache articles in localStorage with 7-day TTL
- Check cache before fetching from jina.ai
- Add optional bypassCache parameter
- Automatically expire and cleanup old cached content
- Add 500ms delay before starting pulse animation
- Prevents pulse from starting while element is still scrolling
- Creates better visual flow: scroll → pause → pulse
- Makes the highlight easier to track with your eyes
The pulse now starts after the smooth scroll completes,
making it much clearer which highlight you jumped to.
- Replace brightness change with subtle pulse animation
- Pulse twice over 1.5 seconds with scale and glow effects
- Scale slightly (1.02x) and increase shadow glow
- More elegant visual feedback than color change
- Easier to spot without being jarring
The highlight now pulses twice when clicked from the
sidebar, making it easy to see where you've jumped to.
- Add selectedHighlightId prop to ContentPanel
- Add useEffect to watch for selectedHighlightId changes
- Find and scroll to the corresponding mark element
- Temporarily brighten the highlight for visual feedback
- Pass selectedHighlightId from Bookmarks to ContentPanel
Now clicking a highlight in the sidebar properly scrolls
to and highlights the text in the article view.
- Add onHighlightClick callback to HighlightItem
- Make entire highlight item clickable with pointer cursor
- Reuse existing setSelectedHighlightId to trigger scroll
- Clicking a highlight in sidebar scrolls to it in article view
- Works with existing click-to-scroll from article to sidebar
Users can now click highlights in either direction:
- Click highlight in article → scrolls to item in sidebar
- Click highlight in sidebar → scrolls to text in article
- Bookmark icon glows blue when selectedUrl matches a bookmark
- Use app's primary blue color (#646cff) for consistency
- Check bookmark URLs with flexible matching (exact, includes)
- Pass selectedUrl to BookmarkList component
- Add glow-blue CSS class with drop-shadow effect
The bookmark icon now glows blue when viewing a bookmarked
article, providing visual feedback that it's in your collection.
- Highlighter icon glows yellow when filteredHighlights > 0
- Add pulsing animation for subtle attention-grabbing effect
- Use highlight color (#ffff00) with drop-shadow for glow
- Only applies when highlights panel is collapsed
- Provides visual feedback that highlights are available
The icon now pulses with a yellow glow when the current
article has highlights, making it easy to see at a glance.
- Show both chevron and bookmark icons when collapsed
- Button width adjusts to fit both icons
- Add gap between icons for proper spacing
- Mirrors the highlights panel behavior
- Makes it clear what the panel contains when collapsed
Both sidebars now show their respective icons (bookmark/highlighter)
when collapsed for better visual consistency and clarity.
- Show both highlighter and chevron icons when collapsed
- Button width adjusts to fit both icons
- Add gap between icons for proper spacing
- Makes it clear what the panel contains when collapsed
- Left sidebar collapsed: chevron points left (←) outward
- Right sidebar collapsed: chevron points right (→) outward
This makes it more intuitive - the chevrons point away from
the center when collapsed, indicating the direction to expand.
- Left sidebar: chevron points right (→) when collapsed
- Right sidebar: chevron points left (←) when collapsed
- Both use same button size (36x36px)
- Both use same positioning (top-aligned with 0.75rem padding)
- Both use same styling (background, border, hover states)
- Left sidebar aligns to right, right sidebar to left (mirrored)
- Remove rotation transforms for cleaner implementation
The collapse/expand mechanics now feel and look identical
but properly mirrored for left and right panels.
- Add refresh button with rotate icon to highlights header
- Button spins while loading highlights
- Disabled state when already loading
- Positioned before toggle underlines button
- Calls handleFetchHighlights to refetch from relays
- Add CSS styles for refresh button with disabled state
Users can now manually refresh highlights to see newly
created highlights without reloading the page.
