- Added functionality to create and update notifications during the Obsidian sync process.
- Improved handling of sync completion and failure notifications.
- Updated connector naming convention in various locations for consistency.
- Added a new route handler for dynamic API requests, allowing proxying to the FastAPI backend.
- Removed the previous rewrite configuration in next.config.ts for cleaner integration.
- Updated .env.example to clarify backend URL usage.
- Revised metadata titles and descriptions across multiple pages to better reflect the open-source and privacy-focused nature of SurfSense.
- Enhanced user engagement by simplifying titles for the free AI chat feature and individual model pages.
- Implemented IPC channels for managing auto-launch settings.
- Enhanced main process to handle auto-launch behavior on startup.
- Updated UI components to allow users to configure launch options.
- Integrated analytics tracking for auto-launch events.
This commit introduces the ability for users to enable or disable the application launching at system startup, along with options for starting minimized to the tray.
Closes#1247.
toggleTheme's previous implementation read isDark from the closure via
setIsDark(!isDark), which forced isDark into the useCallback dependency
array. As a result toggleTheme's reference changed on every click,
invalidating any downstream memoization.
Switched to the functional updater setIsDark((prev) => !prev) and
dropped isDark from the dependency list. The sibling setCrazyLightTheme
and setCrazyDarkTheme callbacks already use this pattern (they pass
concrete values to setIsDark without listing isDark in deps), so this
keeps the three theme callbacks consistent.
No observable behavior change — clicking the theme toggle still flips
isDark. The callback reference is now stable between clicks, which is
also safer under concurrent updates per React's standard guidance.
- Added event tracking for desktop app activation and quitting.
- Introduced analytics bridge in preload script to handle user identification and event capturing.
- Updated IPC channels to support analytics-related actions.
- Enhanced analytics functionality in the main process to track user interactions and application updates.
- Integrated analytics tracking for folder watching and deep link handling.
- Improved connector setup tracking in the web application.
This commit enhances the overall analytics capabilities of the application, ensuring better user behavior insights and event tracking across both desktop and web environments.
The useState was declared but its value was never read in render
(only the setter was called). Each setter call scheduled a re-render
that changed nothing visible.
The actual scroll/highlight behavior is driven by hasScrolledRef
and setActiveChunkIndex; this state was effectively dead.
Closes#1249
The (home)/layout.tsx already wraps children in <main>. Having another
<main> inside each child page produces nested landmarks, which is
invalid HTML and confuses screen readers.
Changed the outermost wrapper from <main> → <div> in:
- surfsense_web/app/(home)/page.tsx (homepage)
- surfsense_web/app/(home)/free/page.tsx (free AI chat landing)
Other (home) descendants (login/register/privacy/terms/changelog/
announcements/blog/contact/free/[model_slug]) were already using <div>.
Closes#1191
- Introduced AI File Sorting functionality to automatically organize documents into a smart folder hierarchy based on source, date, and topic.
- Updated README.md to include the new feature.
- Enhanced homepage components with new illustrations and descriptions for AI File Sorting.
- Refactored rate limiting logic to extract real client IPs more accurately.
