- Change opacity from 0.4 to 0 when no selection (fully transparent)
- Remove shadow when transparent for cleaner look
- Use pointerEvents: none to prevent interaction when invisible
- Remove disabled attribute, handle interaction via pointer events
- Button smoothly fades in/scales up when text is selected
- Replace floating popup button with persistent FAB in bottom-right corner
- Button always visible but disabled when no text is selected
- Uses user's highlight color from settings
- Visual feedback: scales up and becomes opaque when text is selected
- Follows Google apps design pattern for floating action buttons
- Create HighlightButton component that appears on text selection
- Add highlightCreationService using EventFactory and HighlightBlueprint
- Integrate highlight button into ContentPanel with text selection detection
- Update Bookmarks to pass required props and refresh highlights after creation
- Publish highlights to NIP-84 relays automatically
- Only show button when user is logged in
- Add logic to wait for HTML conversion when highlights need to be applied
- Prevent rendering plain markdown when highlights are pending
- Show ReactMarkdown fallback only when no highlights need to be applied
- Fixes default article highlights not showing
- Add classifiedHighlights memo in Bookmarks to ensure highlights have level property
- Pass classified highlights to ContentPanel so color-coded rendering works
- Reduce reader border-radius from 12px to 8px to reduce visual separation
- Fixes highlights not showing with proper colors on default article
- Show friends and user highlight buttons regardless of login status
- Disable buttons when user is not logged in (instead of hiding them)
- Add helpful tooltips indicating login is required
- Add disabled state styling with reduced opacity and not-allowed cursor
- Remove 'Highlights' text and count number to save space in panel
- Fix markdown rendering fallback to always show content when finalHtml is not ready
- Simplify render logic by removing highlight count condition that prevented content display
- Add three highlight levels: nostrverse (all), friends (followed), and mine (user's own)
- Create contactService to fetch user's follow list from kind 3 events
- Add three configurable colors in settings (purple, orange, yellow defaults)
- Replace mode switcher with independent toggle buttons for each level
- Update highlight rendering to apply level-specific colors using CSS custom properties
- Add CSS styles for three-level highlights in both marker and underline modes
- Classify highlights dynamically based on user's context and follow list
- All three levels can be shown/hidden independently via toggle buttons
- Only show raw ReactMarkdown when there are no highlights
- Wait for finalHtml (with highlights) when highlights are present
- Prevents highlights from being bypassed during markdown conversion
- Render markdown directly with ReactMarkdown when finalHtml is not ready yet
- Prevents empty content display while markdown is being converted to HTML
- Fixes issue where default article text doesn't show
- Check for markdown/html existence before checking finalHtml
- Show empty container while markdown is being converted to HTML
- Fixes issue where nostr blog posts briefly showed error message
- Convert markdown to HTML before applying highlights
- Use hidden ReactMarkdown preview to render markdown
- Apply highlights to rendered HTML for both HTML and markdown content
- Fix scroll-to-highlight functionality for nostr blog posts (kind:30023)
- Ensure highlight marks are properly injected into markdown-rendered content
Instead of navigating to /login route, login now happens directly when
clicking the login button in the sidebar header.
Changes:
- Moved login logic from Login component to SidebarHeader
- Uses Accounts.ExtensionAccount.fromExtension() directly
- Removed onLogin prop chain (App → Bookmarks → BookmarkList)
- Removed unnecessary BookmarksRoute wrapper component
- Shows 'Connecting...' state in button title during login
- Keeps code DRY by reusing same login logic without navigation
Result: Simpler, more direct user experience - one click to log in
from anywhere in the app.
