0.21.0
Screens that read in the order you use them
Two changes to how screens behave rather than to what they hold: the Sharing screen is three separated blocks instead of one long scroll, and a row in any list opens with one click instead of two.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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Improved The Sharing screen is three separated blocks with a heading each, instead of one long scroll.
The Sharing screen is divided into blocks with a heading each. An invitation somebody sent you sits at the top, in a panel of its own, because it is the one thing there that is waiting on you; who can enter your warehouse comes next, with any unused links you handed out listed among them; and the two ways to invite somebody sit together at the bottom. Inviting by link is folded away behind a line you can open, so the same two permission choices are no longer asked twice in a row on the way past — it opens by itself if anything you typed in it needs another look.
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Improved A row in any list now opens with a single click rather than a double one.
A row in a list now opens with a single click rather than a double one — sites, products, categories, counts, notes and search results alike. On the sites and products lists, a double-click goes straight to the edit screen instead, wherever you are allowed to edit that entry; hover a row and it says which is which. The View and Edit links in every row are untouched, and on a phone or tablet a tap opens the row exactly as before.