* Add adjustable text size setting to interface
Introduces a user-configurable text size (scale) setting, accessible via a slider in the interface settings. Updates CSS and Sidebar chat item components to respect the new --app-text-scale variable, and persists the setting in the store. Adds related i18n strings and ensures the text scale is applied globally and clamped to allowed values.
* Refactor text scale logic into utility module
Moved all text scale related constants and functions from components and stores into a new utility module (src/lib/utils/text-scale.ts). Updated imports and usage in Interface.svelte and index.ts to use the new module, improving code organization and reusability.
* Adjust sidebar chat scaling without extra classes
keep sidebar markup using existing Tailwind utility classes so chat items render identically pre-feature
move all text-scale sizing into app.css under the #sidebar-chat-item selectors
change the root font-size multiplier to use 1rem instead of an explicit 16px so browser/user preferences propagate
* Update Switch.svelte
Adjust toggles from fixed pixel to rem to scale with the text size
* Update Interface.svelte
Updated label from 'Text Scale' to 'UI Scale'.
Added padding around slider
* Update app.css
Added comments
This commit fixes a bug in the search modal where the chat preview would fail to load for the bottom search results, especially when using tags to filter.
The issue was caused by an incorrect index calculation in the `loadChatPreview` function, which resulted in an out-of-bounds error when accessing the `chatList` array.
This commit resolves the issue by adding a guard clause to the `loadChatPreview` function to ensure that the `selectedChatIdx` is always a valid index. This prevents the out-of-bounds error and ensures that the chat preview is always displayed for the selected chat.
- 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
Timothy Jaeryang Baek