- blue for normal sync, red for full sync required
- refactor status fetching code so we don't hold a collection lock
during the network request, which slows things down
- fix sync spinner restarting when returning to deck list
- A regular collection open/close no longer goes through the
upgrade/downgrade steps each time. This avoids wasted cycles, and will
become more important in the future when decks and note types are
split into separate tables.
- Added a downgrade button to the profiles screen to downgrade all
profiles and close the app.
- Downgrading is still automatic when exporting/doing a full sync.
Anki now solely relies on the night mode setting in the preferences
to decide whether to show in light or dark mode. Some users wanted
to run Anki in light mode while keeping the rest of their system dark,
and there were various display problems when dark mode was changed
after Anki started that couldn't be easily worked around.
NSRequiresAquaAppearance is set again, which means we can rely on
the interface appearing properly and not changing as the macOS theme
is changed.
Users who only use dark mode, and preferred the native look of widgets
in dark mode, can achieve the previous appearance by running the
following command in the terminal:
defaults write net.ankiweb.dtop NSRequiresAquaSystemAppearance -bool no
And the following in the debug console:
mw.pm.meta["dark_mode_widgets"] = True
This is hidden behind a debug console command because it requires the
user ensure their system is always set to the same light/dark mode
as Anki.
Forces the Fusion theme when running night mode, so we don't need
to work around platform themes that don't respond to the defined
palette.
Feedback/suggestions on the chosen colours welcome - _vars.scss is the
file to change if you want to experiment with adjustments.
