August 31, 2026
- Search every tab at once. Each result says which tab it lives in, and offers to take you there
- Press Enter to open the closest match without leaving the search box
- Select several bookmarks at a time, then open, move or delete them together
- Drag a bookmark onto another tab to move it there
- Move a bookmark from one Bookmarks card to another by dragging it across
- Double-click any bookmark to change its name, address or icon
- Give a bookmark an icon of your own: an emoji, a couple of letters, or any image address. Useful for intranet links that have no favicon
- Group a tab into named sections that fold away. Drag a bookmark onto a heading to file it there
- Find duplicates and links that no longer resolve, across every tab, in one pass
- Order a card by most opened or recently opened. Counted on this device only
- Four ways to draw icons: Original, Tile, Mono and Letter. Tile picks up each site's own color (Pro)
- Four faces for the Bookmarks card: a Dock of lit tiles, a letterpress Index, and Terminal. Basic is unchanged (Pro)
- Every view option now sits behind one control in the card header, including density and labels that used to be buried in settings
- The reorder padlock is gone. Bookmarks are always draggable, from a handle that appears as you hover
- Reorder bookmarks from the keyboard
- Save a card into your browser's own bookmarks, with each tab as a folder. Adds and updates only, never deletes. Needs the Portara extension
- Cards move out of the way when you drop one between them, and settle back if you change your mind
- Cards now drag from the handle in their corner, so you can use what is inside a card while arranging your page
September 2026
- Command palette - press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on Mac) to jump to pages, cards, bookmarks, settings and actions, or search the web
- Keyboard cheat sheet - press ? to see every shortcut
- Page switching keys (Alt+1-9, [ and ]) - off by default, enable in Settings > General
- Quick capture - type !n to add a line to a note or !t to add a task, straight from the search bar
- Inline answers in the search bar - math, unit conversions, time zones and colors, no page load
- Layout snapshots - save named copies of your layout and restore them from Settings > Data; automatic snapshots protect presets, imports and restores
- Fill to viewport - optional setting that stretches the last card in each column to the bottom edge
- Faster new tabs - the extension skips a round trip, the app defers settings and modals until after first paint, and a service worker paints your dashboard instantly on repeat visits
- Settings redesign - five tabs, a search box for settings, a page-style banner, and smoother sliders
- Undo now works with Ctrl+Z and shows a countdown; applying a preset saves a snapshot first
- Fixed: several settings (focus mode, density, parallax, wallpaper favorites) saved but did not load on refresh
August 31, 2026
- Seven faces for the Clock/Calendar card: a tear-off Page-a-Day, glowing Nixie tubes, a Split-Flap departure board, Terminal, Almanac and Zen. Basic is unchanged (Pro)
- Weather scenes: nine places — mountain, city, suburbs, farmhouse, coast, lakeside, beach, forest and desert — behind your forecast. The sky turns over from dawn to night, windows and streetlamps go out in daylight, and the lighthouse keeps its beam through fog and rain (Pro)
- Weather's hourly view is now a temperature curve with night shaded in, and the 5-day view shows each day's range on a shared scale with conditions in words
- Astronomy has a real night sky with the Milky Way and constellations, moon surface detail, a sun arc across a live horizon, aurora alerts when a storm reaches your latitude, and the ISS ground track with its next visible pass
- Stocks heatmap view: see what moved without reading a single row, with company names over tickers and a colorblind-safe palette if you want one (Pro)
- Read your feed as a newspaper with a lead story and columns, or as a teletype wire (Pro)
- Daily Quote treatments: Typewriter, Neon and Plate (Pro)
- Sticky Note papers: legal pad, graph paper, index card, and a Post-it that takes the color of the note itself (Pro)
- World Clock daylight view: see who is awake without reading a single clock
- Task due dates and priority. Dated tasks can appear in the Clock/Calendar card's Upcoming list
- Filter bookmarks by typing, and group Recently Closed tabs by site
- Countdown can show its digits as Nixie tubes or Split-Flap tiles (Pro)
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