Users can now mark individual cards with one of four different coloured
flags, instead of relying on a tag that applied to the whole note.
- replaced marking functionality in reviewer and browser with new
flag options
- added flag:x search
- marked and leech tags now show in normal tag list in filter screen,
instead of being treated specially
- the other clients will need updating to set and shown the flags, but
flags set in the beta should be preserved by the other clients
- the bulk of image use is in webviews, so we move almost all used
images to web/imgs, as it's easier to manage
- change AnkiWebView to always use the local media server as a base, as
much of the UI has come to depend on it
- remove images from a few areas, as they felt dated
- delete a bunch of unused images
- href=# links were being opened in a browser window, so the code now
ignores them - the HTML should really be updated to return false in the
onclick handler
- update a few icons
use a pop-up menu instead, which saves a lot of screen real estate and
should be more intuitive for new users
also:
- add options to manage note types and clear unused tags in the relevant
submenus
- shuffle a few shortcut keys
- remove the old favourites code - saving and removing now done via the
menu
- individual card templates now searchable
you can use the debug console to define custom html/css/js to be added
to the bottom of the reviewer on all note types, so to increase the fade
time on the question you'd use
mw.col.conf["reviewExtra"]="<script>qFade=500;</script>"
mw.col.setMod()
also make sure the fading for question/answer is used correctly in
previewer, and use answer fading in clayout to speed it up
- tabs became difficult to read when users had a lot of templates, so we
use a combobox instead
- move the More button to the top and integrate adding/removing
templates
- start with no focus to avoid accidental modifications
- display confirmation before adding template
- remove 'edit to customize' text that some users had trouble editing
the old code was allowing the main thread to read .port before it had
been updated, and was binding to sockets that were already in use on
Windows. instead, we use a system-assigned free port and block the main
thread until it's been allocated
- use a non-daemonized python thread
- shut the server down on exit, including from profile manager
- use a timeout on requests, or the connection that webengine holds open
will block the thread and prevent it from exiting when anki closes
setHtml() and deferred js now share a single queue, to ensure that js
calls are delivered to the correct page
also remove the onLoadFinished hook, which is no longer used
