Fixed an internal vulnerability.

1.0.13 — Quiet Library Three-Platform Redesign • New Quiet Library design language: warm paper palette + three-font typography • iPhone: home and editor split into 4 sub-components each — cleaner and more focused • iPad: Notes Shell (list + detail + source overlay) + Stage Manager responsive layout • macOS: desktop workspace + ⌘K Command Palette + ⌘⇧S AI summary shortcut • AI summary runs in the background — switch away mid-generation, banner notifies on completion • Embedded EditorPage in iPad/macOS Detail columns — zero-latency note switching • Real outgoing-links list + backlinks panel

Release highlights: 1.0.12 focuses on polish for import and editing. Import Flow Improvements 1. Single-file import is now much faster: preview, confirm, then return Home with the new note highlighted. 2. If Skip Preview is enabled, one-file imports now use the same fast path instead of opening a progress page. 3. "Import and summarize" now shows immediate progress feedback as soon as you confirm. 4. If every file fails while using "Import and summarize", GMemor now falls back to the result page instead of failing silently. Editor Mode Switcher Redesign 5. The old cycling icon button is replaced with a segmented control for Edit / Enhanced / Preview. 6. All three modes stay visible with a clear selected state, so it is easier to tell where you are. 7. Tags and edit-only menu actions now stay in place but become disabled in Preview mode, which keeps the toolbar layout stable. Accessibility & Quality 8. File format icons now expose better VoiceOver labels. 9. Fixed a Worker lifecycle issue that could trigger duplicate completion callbacks after repeated imports.

Release highlights: 1.0.11 makes turning external files into notes a one-tap experience, and weaves on-device AI summaries into the import flow. Multi-Format File Import 1. Five new formats supported: PDF, Word (.docx), HTML, CSV, JSON — alongside Markdown / TXT for 7 total. 2. Batch-select any combination, watch progress live, expand failures to see exact reasons, succeeded notes can jump to the editor or AI summary directly. 3. Duplicates skip automatically; same-title notes get (2), (3) suffixes for safety. 4. HTML import strips unsafe `javascript:` / `data:` links; DOCX rejects abnormal Zip bombs. 5. Heavy files convert in an isolate so the UI never stutters; iOS continues conversion when backgrounded and resumes on cold-start. Deep AI Summary Integration 6. Long documents (>2000 chars) trigger a smart in-app hint to generate an AI summary; toggle off in Settings. 7. Single-file preview offers "Import and summarize" to jump straight to the gist. Desktop & Drag-and-Drop 8. macOS menu bar adds "File → Import from File… (⌘+I)". 9. Long-press the FAB in the note list to pick "New note" or "Import from file". 10. iPad and macOS support dragging files directly into the window to start an import.

Release notes: Templates fully integrated into your main workflow 1. The main create button now uses your default template directly. Long-press to pick a different one. 2. ⌘⇧N on macOS now opens the template picker. ⌘N keeps creating a blank note. The two shortcuts are now semantically distinct. 3. Template Manager supports create, edit, and set-as-default. Custom templates support full name, icon, and content editing. 4. Template management entry points are now consistent across Settings, sidebar, and menu bar on all platforms. Knowledge graph deeply integrated into editing 5. Opening the graph from home now inherits your current filter context (search / tag / notebook / uncategorized). 6. A new "View in Graph" action in the editor's More menu opens the graph centered on the current note. 7. On iPad and macOS, opening a note from the graph returns to your current workspace and selects the note without disrupting your layout. 8. Graph empty and error states are now more precise: distinguishes load failure, refresh failure with stale data, no links globally, and no links in current context. Unified entry points across all platforms 9. Notebook, tag, template, graph, import, trash, and settings entries are now driven by a single shared config across Settings, sidebar, and menu bar. 10. Fixed a branch logic bug in macOS Settings where template and graph entries used the wrong navigation path.

Release notes: This release introduces no new features and focuses on performance, stability, and long-term maintainability. Performance & Search 1. Improved home note stream creation and switching to reduce unnecessary rebuilds and re-subscriptions. 2. Optimized notebook tree counting to lower query overhead in larger notebook collections. 3. Pushed part of advanced search filtering down to the database layer for faster complex searches. 4. Fixed the `notebook:` filter in Stream-based search so results are now more accurate. Stability & Interaction Polish 5. Refined the editor debounce-save path with a minimal safe optimization to reduce unnecessary scheduling while preserving behavior. 6. Strengthened edge-case handling around home filters, delete timing, and empty-state transitions. 7. Continued polishing macOS / iPad details for wide layouts, toolbar copy, and interaction consistency. Quality & Maintainability 8. Continued breaking down large files and consolidating repeated logic to improve maintainability. 9. Expanded test coverage for core services, EventBus behavior, and editor logic to improve release confidence. 10. Consolidated selected hard-coded sizes and transition configuration for better UI consistency and future iteration.

Release notes: Knowledge Graph & Bi-Directional Links 1. New bi-directional links: type [[ in the editor to search and link any note, building a connected knowledge network. 2. Backlinks panel: the editor automatically shows all notes that reference the current one with context. 3. Knowledge graph visualization: force-directed layout reveals note connections with tap, double-tap, and long-press interactions. Enhanced Editor 4. Markdown toolbar: insert headings, bold, italic, lists, code blocks, and more with one tap. 5. Image support: insert from Photos, Camera, Files, or clipboard paste with auto-compression and iCloud sync. 6. Hybrid preview mode: see headings, bold, and italic rendered inline as you type. 7. Note templates: built-in daily journal, meeting notes, study notes templates with custom template and variable support. Platform-Specific Experiences 8. macOS full keyboard shortcuts: ⌘N create, ⌘F search, ⌘B bold, and 20+ shortcuts covering all actions. 9. macOS native menu bar: File, Edit, Format, View, and Note menus fully integrated. 10. iPad drag and drop: drag notes to notebooks, drag images and files from the Files app. 11. iPhone gesture enhancements: swipe to pin, move, tag, or delete notes. Organization Upgrades 12. Notebooks now support custom emoji icons for better visual identification. 13. Drag to reorder notebooks to match your workflow. 14. Advanced search syntax: combine notebook:, tag:, has:link, created: filters for precise results. 15. Live sync status indicator to track iCloud sync in real time. 16. Refreshed design system with unified colors, animations, and spacing.

Release notes: 1. New Notebook Manager: create, rename, color, and delete notebooks in one clean flow. 2. Notebook switcher on Home: jump between notebooks fast, with a persistent Manage entry and remembered selection. 3. Notebook + tag cross-filtering: combine filters to find target notes faster. 4. One-tap move and batch move: reassign notes from list actions, editor actions, or multi-select mode. 5. Editor notebook badge: always see where a note belongs and reassign it instantly. 6. Upgraded iPad three-pane layout: notebook navigation, note list, and editor work side by side for faster workflows. 7. Improved iCloud sync: notebooks and note assignments stay in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 8. Stats enhancement: total notebook count is now included with notes, tags, and word stats.

Release notes: 1. Added Card / Compact list mode toggle — compact view fits more notes on screen with your preference saved automatically. 2. iPad wide-screen now switches to a two-column layout (list + editor) for a better large-screen experience. 3. Search highlights keywords in titles and snippets, and shows a nearby excerpt when the match is deeper in the body. 4. New quick tag filter bar below the search field — tap any tag to filter instantly, with a one-tap clear button. 5. New Duplicate Note feature — copies title (with "Copy" suffix), body, and tags, then opens the new note for editing. 6. Notes are now grouped by time (Today / Yesterday / Last 7 Days / Earlier) when sorted by date. 7. Batch export now packages Markdown and images into a zip file, merges PDFs into a single file, and shows an export summary. 8. Import now detects exact duplicates and skips them, and appends a number to title-only conflicts to prevent overwriting.

Release notes: 1. Added batch tagging and batch export for faster note organization and backup. 2. You can now import Markdown and text files more easily. 3. Tags now support deletion and a more complete management flow. 4. Added note stats in Settings to view note count, tag count, and total words. 5. Saved sort preferences and improved tag sync reliability and overall stability.

Release notes: 1. Added Trash for restoring deleted notes with auto-clean. 2. Pin notes and swipe actions for faster organization. 3. Markdown toolbar and word count to improve writing efficiency. 4. Display improvements for created/updated time based on sorting. 5. Sync and stability enhancements.

Fixed a multi-device sync issue where different keys under the same Apple ID prevented decryption; removed the loading state when creating a new note; polling sync and the first sync after cold start now run silently and only user-triggered sync shows status.