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Latest version on GitHub is v1.17.5

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visitor@nextdash:~/tag/bookmarks$ ls ./tag/bookmarks

tag

bookmarks

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nextdash-v1-15-0-three-views-one-shape.md 3.7K

nextDash v1.15.0 — three views, one shape

Your full bookmark list lived in Config, health had a view of its own, and the inbox had a third layout. In v1.15.0 they share one shape: a rail on the left, one-line rows in the middle, a side panel on the right. The Docker host nextDash runs on gets that same shape as a new Containers view. Source and downloads: github.com/jordibrouwer/nextdash — release notes: v1.15.0 on GitHub One collection, one view The Bookmarks view opens from the header icon or #bookmarks. Each row carries tags, shortcut, a health score and 30 days of opens, coloured by how the link is doing. The side panel has three tabs — Details, Health, Usage — on 1 2 3, and Details saves as you type. Group by page, category, site, status or tag. rows jellyfin.lab96 docs.example.org61 retired-service.io12 $ one line per bookmark — health in the glow, use in the bars, the […]

a-third-answer-for-the-inbox.md 4.3K

A third answer for the inbox

A link used to leave the nextDash inbox in one of two ways: it became a bookmark, or it did not. That works for links you can place, and not for the ones you want to hold on to without deciding where they belong. There is a third answer now — Keep — and a tab that holds what you kept, says how long each link has waited and where its neighbours were filed, and walks you through the pile one link at a time. The widgets changed too: a tile set to two columns says more, not the same thing larger.

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