- Tweaked the grid view background color for several themes.
- The list/grid layout is now a per-folder and per-feed setting.
- Fixed some issues revealed by that change.
- Fixed crash with reloading individual rows (witnessed when scrolling and loading images, I think).
- Fixed deselection of stories in the list layout.
- Laboriously updated the icons (finding the names in the web inspector, updating the code, inspecting the colors, setting those separately, dealing with scaling issues, etc etc).
- Let me know if you spot any icons that I missed, or unscaled icons (they have to be explicitly sized, otherwise appear huge).
- More space between story title and story content.
- More space when reading a folder.
- Added Compact/Comfortable to feed detail menu.
- Changing Compact/Comfortable also adjusts the feed detail list.
- Adjusted the color of the story content etc in the feed detail list.
- Removed top and bottom borders from feed title gradient in story detail.
- More space in story detail header.
- The feed detail is offset when selected.
- Updated the feeds social, search, and saved background colors.
- Unread counts no longer have a shadow, and have more space.
- Folders and feeds remain selected in the feeds list when returning from a story or refreshing.
- Folders in the feeds list no longer have a different background color.
- The folders and feeds highlight is now rounded and unbordered like on web.
- Implemented the feature, showing or hiding hidden stories, only offering it if there are some.
- I used the “all” icon in the menu as a placeholder; please provide one you’d prefer.
- Since the crusty old menu mechanism doesn’t handle dynamic items well, I took this opportunity to migrate the feed detail menu to the block-based MenuViewController mechanism, resulting in significant code reduction.
- Enhanced MenuViewController to support the theme controls etc, so other menus can be more easily migrated next time they need to be updated.
Use the same popover creation code in more places, which adds Escape and
Command-. to dismiss popovers.
Ensure that popovers both get and can accept first responder, preventing
keyboard input from leaking through to an underlying view controller.
Without this, it can be confusing as, for example, you can navigate to a
different story while you’ve got a ‘mark read’ popover shown for another
story.
Now using the streamlined move menu to move sites & folders via the
feed detail menu, and the delete & mute site functions behave
similarly, more like the website (no more ugly alerts!).
