Fixes a bug where the UI would freeze when processing citation sources with mixed distance metrics.
The `Citations.svelte` component was attempting to call `.push()` on an `undefined` `distances` array. This happened when the first document for a source had no distance value, but a subsequent document for the same source did.
This patch ensures the `distances` array is always initialized as an empty array `[]` instead of `undefined`, preventing the `TypeError` and resolving the UI freeze.
Updates the ShortcutsModal to dynamically display the correct physical keys for users with non-US keyboard layouts.
The `ShortcutItem` component now uses `navigator.keyboard.getLayoutMap()` to resolve `KeyboardEvent.code` values (e.g., "Slash") to the character they produce on the user's active keyboard layout (e.g., "-").
This ensures the displayed shortcuts match the keys the user needs to press. A fallback is included for older browsers that do not support this API.
- Add src/lib/shortcuts.ts as the single source of truth for every shortcut
- Create HotkeyHint.svelte to show OS-aware key combos (⌘ on Mac, Ctrl elsewhere)
- Make sidebar “New Chat” and “Search” buttons display their shortcuts on hover
- Add user setting to toggle these sidebar hints
- Refactor ShortcutsModal into categorized (Global, Chat, Message, Input), data-driven sections
- Introduce ShortcutItem.svelte to render each row, dividers, and multi-line text
- Fix “Focus text area” action and include “Close modal” shortcut
- Wire everything through +layout.svelte and the shortcuts registry
The textVariableHandler was using URL.createObjectURL() for clipboard images, which created a blob URL instead of the required base64-encoded data URL. This caused an "illegal base64 data" error when sending messages with images pasted via a {{CLIPBOARD}} prompt.
This commit updates the handler to use FileReader.readAsDataURL() to properly encode the image, aligning it with the existing on:paste logic. Additionally, it adds error handling for navigator.clipboard.read() to address potential permission issues in Firefox.
When the "Valves" modal is opened from the "Integrations" menu, a click outside the modal would incorrectly close the integrations menu first. This was because the dropdown's outside click handler was still active.
This commit fixes the issue by introducing a `closeOnOutsideClick` prop to the `Dropdown` component. This prop is controlled by the `MessageInput` component, which now disables the outside click handler on the integrations menu when the valves modal is open, and re-enables it when the modal is closed.
The focus trap in the modal component was preventing clicks on elements outside of the modal, including the notification toasts. This change configures the focus trap to allow clicks on toast notifications, so they can be dismissed even when a modal is open.
Timothy Jaeryang Baek