Open a website without opening a document first 🌐

This release is mostly about research tabs behaving like first-class citizens, and about dark mode actually being dark.

Websites, sorted 🌐

• Open Website is now a tile on the Home screen and a button in the project tray, next to Open/Add documents. You no longer have to create or open a document first just to get a browser tab.

• Hovering a website in the project tray shows its full title, instead of a truncated line with only the URL in the tooltip.

• Websites that were open when you saved a workspace no longer come back duplicated in the tray when you reopen it.

Dark mode reaches PDFs and spreadsheets 🌙

Setting Page Color to Dark only ever affected Word documents — PDF pages stayed stubbornly white, and spreadsheets were never wired up at all. Both now follow the setting, with images and charts kept in their true colours.

The workspace switcher moves into the editor

The top right of the editor now carries your workspace rather than your profile, so you can see and change which workspace you're in without leaving the document.

Home and navigation

• Renaming a workspace from the pencil icon on Recent Workspaces used to look like it silently reverted to "Untitled workspace". The new name now sticks.

• The home dashboard has a new view toggle.

Also fixed 🐛

• Unselected tabs are legible again, in both light and dark mode.

• Resizing the editor and the sidebar is smooth instead of jumpy.