New Features in 1.1.0
- A System theme that follows your Mac or Windows. Pick “System” in Themes, or from the menu, and Cozy matches your device’s light or dark setting, flipping along with it the moment your OS does.
Improvements in 1.1.0
- Editing your trackers is safer. A rename or delete that would rewrite your entries now asks first, and every delete leaves an Undo. Typing a name you already have gets a gentle note instead of quietly doing nothing.
- Your quick-entry note is never lost. Whatever you’ve typed into the tray capture window survives closing it, clicking away, or even quitting Cozy. It’s cleared only once it’s safely saved.
- Cozy is easier to read and to size to your comfort. The whole app, not just the writing area, now scales with your zoom and your device’s text size, and faint labels, hints, and links were nudged to colors that meet accessibility contrast. Dialogs keep keyboard focus where you’d expect, and the main parts of the app are labeled for screen readers.
Bug Fixes in 1.1.0
- Undo can no longer reach into another entry. After switching entries, pressing undo or redo could pull the previous entry’s text into the one you were reading and quietly save it there. The undo history now clears on every switch, even between entries that happen to look identical.
- Imports read your entries faithfully. Notes from Day One, Obsidian, Bear, and Windows sometimes carry different line endings or a hidden byte-order mark, and those used to show ”---” as the title, drop their tags, or get scrambled when you changed their date. They come through cleanly now. A Notion page that opens with a line like “Mood: good” keeps that line too, instead of mistaking it for a page setting.
- One bad file no longer sinks a whole Day One import. Cozy skips the item it can’t read, imports everything else, and tells you what it missed, instead of stopping with “no entries.” Imported dates also land on the right calendar day whatever your timezone.
- Cloud journals are safer to write. Entries on Google Drive or iCloud are now saved atomically, so a crash mid-save can’t leave a half-written file. A sync arriving back on your machine no longer overwrites what you’re typing, and a tray quick-capture won’t clobber a daily note that hasn’t finished downloading.
- Deleting a photo from one entry keeps it in the others. Removing an image you’d also placed in another entry no longer deletes the shared file out from under it.
- Photo galleries behave in the list again. Older entries no longer show raw :::gallery markup in the sidebar, and you can select or edit the line of text right below a gallery.
- A flaky graphics driver can no longer take Cozy down with it. On some Windows machines a struggling GPU would keep restarting until the app gave up and closed itself mid-session. Now Cozy rides out those hiccups and keeps your writing open.