LinkLock Pro has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. This is not an incremental update — it is an entirely new app rewritten with modern Apple frameworks, a fresh design language, and a focus on performance and reliability. REBUILT WITH SWIFTDATA The entire data layer has been migrated from CoreData to SwiftData, Apple's latest persistence framework. This means faster reads, cleaner data modeling, and better long-term compatibility with future macOS releases. Your bookmarks are stored locally with a modern schema that is ready for CloudKit sync down the road. ALL-NEW DESIGN Every screen has been redesigned. The interface features a new color system with custom themed backgrounds, card styles, and typography that adapts seamlessly between light and dark mode. The titlebar blends into the app background for a cohesive, distraction-free look. Category pills, hover states, action buttons, and popovers have all been refined for clarity and consistency. SMART AUTO-CATEGORIZATION A new domain classifier automatically assigns bookmarks to the right category when you save them. It recognizes hundreds of popular domains across categories like Technology, News, Social Media, Shopping, Entertainment, Finance, Education, Health, Sports, Travel, Food, Music, Art, Books, Fashion, and more. For less common URLs, it uses keyword scoring across the page title, description, and metadata to find the best match. You no longer need to manually sort every link you save. FASTER AND LIGHTER Performance has been a major focus. Bookmark action logic has been moved to a zero-allocation static enum, eliminating per-card heap allocations that caused memory spikes during scrolling. The favicon cache now holds 300 entries with LRU eviction instead of random eviction, so scrolling through large collections stays smooth without constant re-downloads. Grid view uses a single dictionary grouping pass instead of filtering per category. Action buttons and the share picker are only materialized on hover, keeping the view hierarchy lean. The result: significantly lower memory usage, zero CPU at idle, and zero energy impact at rest. IMPROVED BOOKMARK CARDS Cards and list rows now share a unified component architecture. Favicons, context menus, notes popovers, share buttons, and drag previews are all built from shared, reusable components — reducing code duplication and ensuring consistent behavior across grid and list views. The copy button now uses a recognizable document icon instead of an ambiguous link icon, and shows a green checkmark confirmation after copying. All footer buttons have expanded hit targets so the entire button area is clickable, not just the icon. DRAG AND DROP Reorder category sections in grid view by dragging. Drop bookmarks onto sidebar categories to recategorize them. Drag bookmark IDs for use in other apps. Everything supports the native macOS drag and drop system. CSV IMPORT WITH BACKGROUND PROCESSING Import bookmarks from CSV and the app fetches metadata and auto-categorizes each one in the background. A progress bar tracks the process so you always know where things stand. Export your full collection to CSV anytime. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Command+N to add a bookmark, Command+F to search, Command+Delete to remove selections, Command+I to import, Command+E to export, and Command+/ for help. A hints bar in the main view reminds you of available shortcuts. ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS Dead link detection with visual warning indicators Personal notes on any bookmark with inline note indicators Visit tracking with count display Bulk selection and batch delete Confirmation dialogs for destructive actions Favorites filtering from the sidebar Adjustable grid and list column counts Sort by date, title, or visit count

New in Version 1.0.2 - 404 Error Alerts: Added a dialog to alert users of 404 errors with unavailable/unresolvable URLs. - Performance Enhancements: Enjoy faster and smoother performance. - Minor Bug Fixes: Improved stability and fixed minor bugs.