v0.3.0 shifts the latest round of polish into chat, focusing on the two actions people do constantly: finding a conversation and getting back to unread messages fast.

New capabilities​

• Added global chat search for fast conversation and contact lookup inside the chat workspace.
• Added an unread-message dock component for quicker unread access.

Improvements​

• Improved chat-window interaction and message presentation.
• Refined the contact-detail sidebar behavior.
• Polished the loading-screen presentation.

Fixes​

• Fixed several UI details and improved overall stability.

• A dedicated Tools workspace was introduced for File Assistant and LAN Assistant.

• Local files, favorites, and remote files gained spacebar quick preview.

• Workspace chips and the Discovery entry made server switching and global modules clearer.

• LAN Assistant added local upload, remote download, directory creation, and transfer cancellation.

• File Assistant aligned the local, favorites, and remote panes into a more coherent layout and interaction model.

• Task pages and workspace navigation became more consistent in structure and visual hierarchy.

v0.2.19 is focused on one clear product line: turning the tools workspace from a preview entry into a more complete file workbench.

• Quick preview was upgraded with a Windows-first strategy so pdf, xls, xlsx, docx, docm, json, text, and code files can be opened in-app.
• Text, code, JSON, and Markdown can now be edited and saved in-app, while remote files write through a local working copy before syncing back.
• Images, audio, and video now open inside the same workbench flow.
• LAN Assistant can restore the last healthy site, path, and synchronized-browsing state.

• Startup now flows through a welcome screen with session recovery.

• Task overview cards gained direct attachment preview.

• Chat file sending and receiving became more reliable.

• Forms and detail views for mold development, modification, and projects became more complete.

• Offline licensing and module-configuration views were cleaned up further.

• Global theme variables and several page styles were aligned.