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- Redesigned Settings modal with a two-panel layout and buffered save logic. - Added 18 toggles for granular control over Top Navbar, Editor Toolbar, and Status Bar components. - Implemented "Crucial Button Protection" via a minimal header strip and floating exit button to ensure Settings and Focus Mode exit are always accessible. - Fixed dark mode typography contrast for titles, labels, and descriptions. - Enforced Status Bar hierarchy where disabling the parent disables and hides all children. - Cleaned up legacy manual sync UI elements (Save Now, Sync Note, etc.) to streamline the interface. - Verified recovery mechanisms and Focus Mode visibility logic. Co-authored-by: apandey-dev <240406893+apandey-dev@users.noreply.github.com>
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This update introduces a comprehensive UI visibility system within the Markdown editor. Users can now hide or show specific interface elements, such as toolbar groups (Formatting, Alignment, Insert Tools), status bar indicators, and top-bar action groups.
Key safety features include a 'minimal-header-strip' that appears if the main navbar is hidden, and a 'floating-exit-btn' for Focus Mode, ensuring the user can always access settings or exit focus mode regardless of visibility settings. The Settings modal has been upgraded to a two-panel layout with buffered save logic (changes only apply when 'Save Changes' is clicked). Additionally, dark mode typography contrast has been improved, and legacy manual save buttons have been removed to focus on the application's mandatory auto-save architecture.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11671972848319195034 started by @apandey-dev