Changelog

v0.1.9

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v0.1.8

No notes for this release.

v0.1.7

• **Hide in system tray** (Open / Quit).
• **Explorer right-click 'Share via EnneadTab OneDrive Resolver'** — right-click a file to copy a portable link.
• **Custom branded cursor** across the app.
• naturalUIUX polish (warm surfaces, consistent ember accent, motion, WCAG-AA).

v0.1.6

• **Frameless custom-chrome window** (no native Windows title bar/menu — the app draws its own).
• Update check **deferred** so it doesn't nag on first open.
• **EnneadTab** branding in the site nav.
• **Cinematic 'See it live'** website simulation (Teams → Resolver → Explorer, animated).

v0.1.5

**Reliable updates via download.** The updater no longer tries to restart in place (electron-updater's quitAndInstall silently no-ops on Windows) — it now detects a new version and opens the website download so you install the fresh build. Never silently does nothing.

v0.1.4

First-run **onboarding tutorial** — a dismissible walkthrough of the three moves (paste a colleague's path, copy a link that works for everyone, point at your OneDrive root) with a 'Try an example' that runs a live resolve.

v0.1.3

Release-pipeline validation (auto-versioning). Functionally identical to 0.1.2 — verified the one-command `npm run release` flow end to end.

v0.1.2

• Pick-OneDrive-root fallback (native folder picker) for machines where auto-detect finds nothing
• Fix Restart & update doing nothing (deferred quitAndInstall)
• Remove decorative border-left (naturalUIUX #16)
• Auto-versioned releases (npm run release)

v0.1.1

Crash fix + UX pass. Clicking 'Find it on my PC' can no longer crash the app (any error is caught, reported, and shown as a friendly message). Brand accent unified to ember, update prompt de-emphasized, version now shown in the app, general UI polish. Windows 10/11, self-updating.

v0.1.0

First release of OneDrive Resolver. Open a OneDrive path a colleague sent you (even though it has their username in it), and copy a portable link that works on everyone's machine. Windows 10/11, one-click install, self-updating.