Resize an image to any size you like: grab the little handle in its bottom-right corner and drag. The old 25% / 50% / 100% menu is gone — pick whatever width feels right, and Cozy remembers it in the entry.
Galleries now lay out like a proper photo wall. Instead of one cramped row, images flow into two balanced columns at their natural shape, so nothing gets cropped and tall and wide photos sit comfortably together.
Choose your cover: right-click any image in an entry with more than one photo and pick Use as Cover to set which one shows as the thumbnail in the sidebar. Leave it alone and Cozy keeps using the first image, like before.
Days and places with several entries open a tidy little sheet. Click a calendar day or a map pin that holds more than one entry and a panel slides up from the bottom listing them all — each with its thumbnail and a snippet — so you can pick the one you meant.
Fixed a rare way to lose writing: pressing Cmd+Z right after switching entries could undo into the previous entry and overwrite the one you were looking at. Undo now stops cleanly at each entry’s edge.
Entry previews in the sidebar used to show the messy leftover code behind a YouTube or media embed. Now they just show your words.
Opening “On this day” (or any entry with a very large photo) no longer freezes Cozy for a few seconds. Big images now resize without locking up the app, and they look sharp again — no more grainy previews.
Your journal no longer flashes empty at launch when a cloud-sync tool or macOS briefly locks the folder for a moment — Cozy now waits a beat and tries again instead of giving up on the first hiccup.