Improvements
- Cozy now runs its own license service. Your key moves over by itself the next time Cozy checks in, with nothing to re-enter and nothing to re-activate. If the move can’t go through, your license keeps working just as it did.
- Clearer wording when a license key doesn’t take. Expired, refunded, already at its activation limit: Cozy tells you which, instead of one catch-all “that key didn’t work.”
- Buttons feel like buttons again. Presses ease into place instead of snapping, and colors fade on hover. The map’s expand button now cross-fades between its two icons.
- Small controls are easier to hit. The sidebar toggle, the Windows menu button, and the emoji slot on a tracker all take a full-size click now, without looking any bigger.
Bug Fixes
- The map follows dark mode. Its tiles stayed light while the rest of Cozy went dark. They dim now, whether you start in dark mode or switch to it while Cozy is open.
- Toolbar buttons no longer steal each other’s clicks. Their invisible click areas overlapped, so aiming at the edge of one formatting button could trigger the one next to it.