Changelog

Better comment navigation

5h

Does the 18 → 7 reduction still hold once you add a weak drag term?

1/3 replies
12m

@Lena Ortizran it numerically - the reduction survives to first order in the drag term.

1/1 replies

When discussions grow as trees

Comments are now trees: anyone can fork a branch and let a tangent run its course without disturbing the thread it came from.

Discussions on a paper rarely stay on one line. Someone asks a sharp question, a tangent picks up steam, and suddenly the main point is buried.

Click a comment thread on a paper and Curie lands you on the most active branch by default, wherever most new replies are still arriving. Jumping to a neighboring branch or back up to the parent takes a single click, and unread markers flag the parts of the tree you haven’t caught up on.

Fixes & minor improvements

  • Inbox groups updates by paper; unread replies are marked on their file
  • Comment composer shows which paper and passage you are replying to
  • Edit a reply in place without reopening the composer
  • Activity feed now records status changes, access changes, and who took each action
  • Renamed My Library to Home and Collection to Space
  • Google login now asks which account to use on every sign-in
  • Fixed Reader failing to open some files uploaded from a device
  • Fixed broken inbox links pointing to deleted content
  • Fixed TTS failing to start on the first play after changing voice

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