- Remove stripHTMLSimple regex-based HTML stripping method
- Keep stripHTML with NSAttributedString-based implementation (used in codebase)
- Method was not used anywhere in the project
- Add annotation creation to API and repository layer (AnnotationsRepository)
- Add DtoMapper for AnnotationDto to domain model conversion
- Extend PAnnotationsRepository protocol with createAnnotation method
- Add cache management to SettingsRepository (getCacheSize, getMaxCacheSize, updateMaxCacheSize, clearCache)
- Extend PSettingsRepository protocol with cache settings methods
- Use localized Highlight label in annotation overlay JavaScript for WebView and NativeWebView
- Improve API error handling with detailed logging for HTTP errors and response data
- Add LocalizedError extension for APIError with human-readable descriptions
- Update localization strings for German and English (Highlight, Synchronization, VPN warning)
- Update RELEASE_NOTES.md with version 2.0.0 offline reading feature details
- Add cache settings UseCases (get/update size, clear cache)
- Create CacheSettingsViewModel and OfflineSettingsViewModel
- Replace direct UserDefaults access with repository pattern
- Add CachedArticlesPreviewView for viewing offline articles
- Integrate offline settings into main SettingsContainerView
- Wire up new UseCases in factory pattern
Move offline reading settings from JSON-based UserDefaults storage to CoreData SettingEntity for consistency with other app settings.
Changes:
- Add offline settings fields to SettingEntity (offlineEnabled, offlineMaxUnreadArticles, offlineSaveImages, offlineLastSyncDate)
- Update SettingsRepository to use CoreData instead of UserDefaults for offline settings
- Use consistent async/await pattern with withCheckedThrowingContinuation
- Remove JSON encoding/decoding in favor of direct CoreData properties
Benefits:
- Unified settings storage in CoreData
- Type-safe property access
- Automatic migration support
- No redundant UserDefaults entries
Refactorings:
- Extract HTMLImageEmbedder and HTMLImageExtractor utilities
- Create UseCases for cached data access (GetCachedBookmarksUseCase, GetCachedArticleUseCase)
- Create CreateAnnotationUseCase to remove API dependency from ViewModel
- Simplify CachedAsyncImage by extracting helper methods
- Fix Kingfisher API compatibility (Source types, Result handling)
- Add documentation to OfflineCacheSyncUseCase
- Remove unused TestView from production code
Enforces Clean Architecture:
- ViewModels now only use UseCases, no direct Repository or API access
- All data layer access goes through Domain layer
Major improvements to offline reading functionality:
**Hero Image Offline Support:**
- Add heroImageURL field to BookmarkEntity for persistent storage
- Implement ImageCache-based caching with custom keys (bookmark-{id}-hero)
- Update CachedAsyncImage to support offline loading via cache keys
- Hero images now work offline without URL dependency
**Offline Bookmark Loading:**
- Add proactive offline detection before API calls
- Implement automatic fallback to cached bookmarks when offline
- Fix network status initialization race condition
- Network monitor now checks status synchronously on init
**Core Data Enhancements:**
- Persist hero image URLs in BookmarkEntity.heroImageURL
- Reconstruct ImageResource from cached URLs on offline load
- Add extensive logging for debugging persistence issues
**UI Updates:**
- Update BookmarkDetailView2 to use cache keys for hero images
- Update BookmarkCardView (all 3 layouts) with cache key support
- Improve BookmarksView offline state handling with task-based loading
- Add 50ms delay for network status propagation
**Technical Details:**
- NetworkMonitorRepository: Fix initial status from hardcoded true to actual network check
- BookmarksViewModel: Inject AppSettings for offline detection
- OfflineCacheRepository: Add verification logging for save/load operations
- BookmarkEntityMapper: Sync heroImageURL on save, restore on load
This enables full offline reading with hero images visible in bookmark lists
and detail views, even after app restart.
Create separate cache repository layer:
- Add POfflineCacheRepository protocol for cache operations
- Add OfflineCacheRepository with CoreData and Kingfisher
- Add OfflineCacheSyncUseCase to coordinate sync workflow
- Update PBookmarksRepository to focus on API calls only
- Extend BookmarkEntityMapper with toDomain() conversion
UseCase coordinates between cache, API, and settings repositories
following dependency inversion principle.
- Remove outdated CHANGELOG.md file
- Update README.md links to point to the more current RELEASE_NOTES.md
- RELEASE_NOTES.md contains detailed version history and feature descriptions
- Add CreateLabelUseCase for consistent label creation across app and extension
- Implement TagRepository for Share Extension to persist new labels to Core Data
- Enhance CoreDataTagManagementView with real-time search functionality
- Add automatic tag synchronization on app startup and resume
- Improve Core Data context configuration for better extension support
- Unify label terminology across UI components (tags -> labels)
- Fix label persistence issues in Share Extension
- Add immediate Core Data persistence for newly created labels
- Bump version to 36
- Offline-Konzept.md: Multi-level offline strategy (3 stages)
- Offline-Stufe1-Implementierung.md: Detailed implementation plan for stage 1
- Offline-Stufe1-Implementation-Tracking.md: Day-by-day tracking with checkboxes
These documents will guide the offline sync implementation over multiple days
- Move font settings to dedicated detail screen with larger preview
- Add inline explanations directly under each setting
- Reorganize sections: split General into Reading Settings and Sync Settings
- Combine Legal, Privacy and Support into single section
- Move "What's New" to combined Legal/Privacy/Support section
- Redesign app info footer with muted styling and center alignment
- Remove white backgrounds from font preview for better light/dark mode support
This commit introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the tag management
system, replacing the previous API-based approach with a Core Data-first
strategy for improved performance and offline support.
Major Changes:
Tag Management Architecture:
- Add CoreDataTagManagementView using @FetchRequest for reactive updates
- Implement cache-first sync strategy in LabelsRepository
- Create SyncTagsUseCase following Clean Architecture principles
- Add TagSortOrder enum for configurable tag sorting (by count/alphabetically)
- Mark LegacyTagManagementView as deprecated
Share Extension Improvements:
- Replace API-based tag loading with Core Data queries
- Display top 150 tags sorted by usage count
- Remove unnecessary label fetching logic
- Add "Most used tags" localized title
- Improve offline bookmark tag management
Main App Enhancements:
- Add tag sync triggers in AddBookmarkView and BookmarkLabelsView
- Implement user-configurable tag sorting in settings
- Add sort order indicator labels with localization
- Automatic UI updates via SwiftUI @FetchRequest reactivity
Settings & Configuration:
- Add TagSortOrder setting with persistence
- Refactor Settings model structure
- Add FontFamily and FontSize domain models
- Improve settings repository with tag sort order support
Use Case Layer:
- Add SyncTagsUseCase for background tag synchronization
- Update UseCaseFactory with tag sync support
- Add mock implementations for testing
Localization:
- Add German and English translations for:
- "Most used tags"
- "Sorted by usage count"
- "Sorted alphabetically"
Technical Improvements:
- Batch tag updates with conflict detection
- Background sync with silent failure handling
- Reduced server load through local caching
- Better separation of concerns following Clean Architecture
Implemented ability to delete annotations via swipe-to-delete gesture in the annotations list view. Added close button with X icon to dismiss the annotations sheet.
Changes:
- Added DeleteAnnotationUseCase with repository integration
- Extended API with DELETE endpoint for annotations
- Implemented swipe-to-delete in AnnotationsListView
- Added error handling and optimistic UI updates
- Updated toolbar with close button (X icon)
- Refactor all settings views to use List with .insetGrouped style
- Create reusable SettingsRow components for consistent UI
- Separate onboarding flow into dedicated OnboardingServerView
- Consolidate font, theme, and card layout into unified Appearance section
- Add visual card layout previews in dedicated selection screen
- Move "Open links in" option to Appearance with descriptive footer
- Improve settings organization and native iOS feel
- Add swift-markdown-ui package dependency (v2.4.1)
- Remove old Logger.swift (moved to Utils/Logger.swift)
- Remove RELEASE_NOTES.md from Resources (moved to UI/Resources)
- Update German localization strings for settings sections
- Bump build version to 32
- Create MarkdownContentView to encapsulate MarkdownUI rendering
- Replace custom AttributedString markdown parsing with MarkdownUI
- Simplify ReleaseNotesView by removing manual markdown styling
- Improve markdown rendering with proper support for lists, links, and formatting
- Make markdown rendering easily replaceable by keeping it in a dedicated view
- Add localization keys for "open_url" and "open_original_page" in EN/DE
- Create URLUtil.openUrlLabel() helper function for consistent formatting
- Replace incorrect string concatenation with proper localized labels
- Fix: "example.comopen" now displays as "Open example.com" (EN) or "example.com öffnen" (DE)
- Update BookmarkDetailLegacyView, BookmarkDetailView2, and BookmarkCardView
The JavaScript was executing scrollIntoView() but the WebView itself cannot
scroll (isScrollEnabled = false). Fixed by calculating the annotation's Y
position in the WebView and scrolling the outer ScrollView to the correct
position instead.
Changes:
- WebView.swift: Added onScrollToPosition callback and scrollToPosition
message handler. JavaScript now calculates and sends annotation position
to Swift instead of using scrollIntoView().
- NativeWebView.swift: Same changes for iOS 26+ with polling mechanism for
window.__pendingScrollPosition.
- BookmarkDetailLegacyView.swift: Implemented onScrollToPosition callback
that calculates final scroll position (header height + annotation position)
and scrolls the outer ScrollView.
- BookmarkDetailView2.swift: Same implementation as BookmarkDetailLegacyView.
Add custom AttributedString extension to properly format markdown with correct spacing and header styles. This fixes the compressed appearance of release notes by adding proper line breaks between sections and applying appropriate font sizes to headers.
Major performance improvements to prevent crashes and lag when working with large label collections:
Main App:
- Switch to Core Data as primary source for labels (instant loading)
- Implement background API sync to keep labels up-to-date
- Add LazyVStack for efficient rendering of large label lists
- Use batch operations instead of individual queries (1 query vs 1000)
- Generate unique IDs for local labels to prevent duplicate warnings
Share Extension:
- Convert getTags() to async with background context
- Add saveTags() method with batch insert support
- Load labels from Core Data first, then sync with API
- Remove duplicate server reachability checks
- Reduce memory usage and prevent UI freezes
Technical Details:
- Labels now load instantly from local cache
- API sync happens in background without blocking UI
- Batch fetch operations for optimal database performance
- Proper error handling for offline scenarios
- Fixed duplicate ID warnings in ForEach loops
Fixes crashes and lag reported by users with 1000+ labels.
Add conditional visibility for the annotations button in the toolbar based on whether the loaded article contains any rd-annotation tags.
Changes:
- Add hasAnnotations property to BookmarkDetailViewModel
- Check for <rd-annotation tags when processing article content
- Conditionally show/hide annotations button in BookmarkDetailView2
- Move AnnotationColor enum to Constants.swift for centralized color management
- Add hexColor property to provide hex values for JavaScript overlays
- Add cssColorWithOpacity method for flexible opacity control
- Update NativeWebView and WebView to use centralized color values
- Replace modal color picker with inline overlay for better UX
- Implement annotation creation directly from text selection
- Add API endpoint for creating annotations with selectors
Implement text selection detection in NativeWebView:
- Add onTextSelected callback parameter to NativeWebView
- Use JavaScript polling to detect text selections
- Calculate text offsets for precise annotation positioning
- Integrate color picker in BookmarkDetailView2 for iOS 26+
- Match feature parity with legacy WebView implementation
Text selection now works on both WebView implementations.
Implement interactive text annotation feature:
- Add text selection detection via JavaScript in WebView
- Create AnnotationColorPicker with 4 color options (yellow, green, blue, red)
- Integrate color picker sheet in bookmark detail views
- Calculate text offsets for precise annotation positioning
- Add onTextSelected callback for WebView component
- Prepare UI for future API integration
Users can now select text in articles and choose a highlight color.
API integration for persisting annotations will follow.
Add comprehensive annotations feature to bookmark detail views:
- Implement annotations list view with date formatting and state machine
- Add CSS-based highlighting for rd-annotation tags in WebView components
- Support Readeck color scheme (yellow, green, blue, red) for annotations
- Enable tap-to-scroll functionality to navigate to selected annotations
- Integrate annotations button in bookmark detail toolbar
- Add API endpoint and repository layer for fetching annotations
