Improvements in 1.1.1
- The filter menu counts things up for you. Open the funnel and every row shows a number: how many entries have a photo, a video, a sound, or a location, and how many tags, trackers, and years you have to choose from. Before, you had to open each list to find out.
- Attaching a big video or sound file is quick again. Cozy copies the file straight into your journal instead of loading the whole thing into memory first. That shortcut had quietly stopped working, so every clip was taking the slow way around.
- Faint text is easier to read. Placeholder text, the month headings in your list, and the location line under each entry were all a shade too light against the warm page. They’re darker now, enough to meet accessibility contrast without losing their quiet.
Bug Fixes in 1.1.1
- A saved entry no longer sits under a “Couldn’t save” warning. If Cozy saved your entry but then couldn’t rename the file to match a new title, something a synced folder can cause, it put up a warning that never went away, no matter how many times it tried again. Your writing was on disk the whole time. The warning now appears only when a save really didn’t go through.
- Entry rows keep their own height. A row in the sidebar, or in the list over the map and calendar, could borrow the height of whichever entry used to sit in that slot, leaving a gap or a squeeze after the list refreshed or you changed a filter.
- Quitting mid-sentence can’t wipe an entry. If Cozy closed while you were still typing, it could save an empty entry over your writing, keeping the title, date, and location but losing every word. It now leaves the file alone when there’s nothing to save.
- Photos show up in entries written on another computer. Cozy used to save each photo’s full path, so an entry from a different Mac, or from before you renamed your account, pointed at a folder that no longer existed, and the photo came up blank. It now looks for the photo in your journal’s own attachments folder.
- An entry that finishes downloading stops looking empty. When a file arrived from Google Drive or iCloud, your list kept showing it as not on this device, with no title or preview, until you reopened the journal.
- Changing a date can no longer touch the wrong entry. If you set a new date and switched away before the save finished, slow going on Google Drive or iCloud, the rest of that save could land on the entry you’d moved to, or rename a file you weren’t even editing. Cozy now checks you’re still in the same entry before it finishes, and tells you if the save didn’t go through.
- Formatting shortcuts toggle off again. Select some text and press Cmd/Ctrl+B: Cozy would bold it but drop the selection, so a second press just added empty asterisks instead of un-bolding. Now the text stays selected, so the shortcut turns formatting on and off the way you’d expect. Same fix for italic, strikethrough, code, and highlight.
- Settings reach your journal even when its folder has gone missing. If you’d renamed or deleted a journal’s folder, or it hadn’t synced down yet, changing your font or text size in Settings quietly did nothing to the window you were writing in.