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v0.5.1

24 Jul 20:59
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Bugfix

The shortcut ctrl+k sets the focus to the address bar in newer versions of Firefox, Chrome for Windows/Linux. Since Jumpcat is using the same shortcut, the user experience was broken. As a temporary fix, Jumpcat takes precedence over the native browser shortcut. However, in the future I want to make the shortcut configurable.

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Say hello to our jumping cat logo made by @GrandeCappuccino
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v0.5.0

19 Jul 08:46
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Highlights

Open links in new tab using CMD+Enter on mac, or ctrl+Enter on windows and linux.

Minor

  • Add release note link when new version is available
  • Better mouse support. Keyboard and mouse navigation are separated now.

Bugfix

  • Using the arrow left and right key, does not select the first item anymore.

v0.4.0

17 Jul 19:17
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Major internal refactoring to using our very own command palette which is tailored to Jumpcat needs.

v0.3.0

10 May 20:28
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Highlights

Two new commands have been added enabling you to update descriptions without reaching for the edit link.

  • > Edit pull request description
  • > Edit issue description

Minor

  • Added feedback link to the footer
  • Added quick starter dialog

Deprecation

As mentioned in the last release, the keyboard shortcut to invoke the command palette will change later this week.

New: CMD+K
Previously (deprecated): CMD+Shift+P

v0.2.0

06 May 21:18
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Important

The keyboard shortcut to invoke the command palette command+shift+p is deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Please use command+k. The previous command is conflicting with a "native" GitHub shortcut (markdown preview) as well as the browser print dialog on windows. In a later version you will be able to define the shortcut yourself.

  • Similar to VSCode you're now able to invoke the command palette in two different modes.
    • Use command+k to navigate between recently opened pages (repositories, pull request, issues, files and discussions)
    • Use command+shift+k to access all available commands based on your current context.
    • Toggle between the two modes by adding or removing the > sign
  • We made the result list height responsive to fit more results onto the screen
  • Also a header above the input was added for branding as well to sharing updates with you

Thanks again for helping us alpha test the extensions and don't be afraid to share your feedback, ideas in the discussions section of this repo.

v0.1.0

04 May 22:37
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Thanks for participating in this private alpha and following along with our progress. Please provide feedback as we iterate on features. We will be using this repository to provide updates and to stay in touch with you. Discussions should be used as much as possible for questions, ideas, and open discussions with other folks in the alpha. Issues should be used for bug reports.

Quick summary of this release

  • Opening the command palette will show only a list of recently viewed pages.
  • In order to access commands based on the current page context you have to type >.
  • We also added support for recently viewed files and projects.
  • We added a badge in front of the command to categorize commands visually.