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@noatpad noatpad released this 24 Apr 14:20
· 127 commits to master since this release

Neat addition worth noting!
One of the things I like about Bear is this little splashscreen that displays on the window when there isn't a file open. So I thought it'd be fun to implement something similar.

Now whenever you have an empty writing space (since Typora will always have a writing area on the ready, even if no file is selected), a subtle, cute background image will show depending on the theme. Both are designed by myself.

Ursine Polar's splashscreen Ursine Umbra's splashscreen
day night

The background image will fade away once you start typing, so it's simply a fun detail I wanted to add. I will admit, it's a tad experimental (I had to get creative with some major elements), so while I tested this to make sure it doesn't break anything, I'll scrap it if it causes too many problems. But for now, I'll let the bear enjoy itself.

Added:

  • Add subtle splashscreens to empty writing areas ⭐️
  • Add styling to the Quick Open window
  • Adjust colors of tooltips to suit the theme
  • Add styling to the code autosuggestion tooltip
  • Add styling to the table resizing tooltip

Fixed:

  • Quick Open window is now readable in Ursine Polar. (#7)
  • Customized font size should work properly now. I don't know how that one got by me, to be honest. (#8)
  • "Active" lines within unfocused code blocks won't have a background anymore. It's kinda confusing. (#9)
  • Fix the colors when hovering over the "Toggle sidebar" button on Windows. Apparently, there were overlapping rules on that button, so this fix could be considered a patch? I just reset one of those rules.
  • Fix background color of items within the code tooltip autosuggestion list
  • Fix colors and placement of buttons in the table toolbar

Changed:

  • Slightly altered background colors for selected text within code blocks.
  • Updated README with additional information. 'Cause READMEs are useful.