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Web app: what shipped.

Every Harbor for the web release, newest first — what changed and the day it went out.

  1. Harbor for the web

    1.0.66

    Bring your notes from UpNote

    • UpNote import — Zip your UpNote export and pick UpNote on the Import & export screen.
    • Delete files — Remove a file for good from the Files screen. It leaves every note it was in.
    • Sort notebooks — Sort the Notebooks screen by title or date, in either direction.
  2. Harbor for the web

    1.0.65

    Draw on your pictures

    • Annotate — Hover over a picture in a note and click Annotate. Add arrows, boxes, text and more.
    • Rename files — Rename a file from the Files screen or from inside a note.
    • Copy code — Code blocks now have a Copy button in the corner.
  3. Harbor for the web

    1.0.64

    Sort your table of contents

    • Sort by — List a table of contents by date updated, date created or title. Pick it in the block's Sort by setting.
  4. Harbor for the web

    1.0.63

    A table of contents that updates itself

    • Table of contents — Pick some tags, and it lists every note that has them. Type / to add one.
    • Download HTML — Save a note as a web page from its ⋯ menu.
  5. Harbor for the web

    1.0.62

    Jump to any heading

    • Headings in Note info — Every heading in your note is listed there. Click one to jump to it.
    • Better printing — Tables now fit the page when you download a PDF or print, and printing shows the whole note.
  6. Harbor for the web

    1.0.61

    Guide lines for nested lists

    • Show list guide lines — A faint line beside nested items shows which item they belong to. Turn it on in Settings › Preferences › Editor.
  7. Harbor for the web

    1.0.60

    • For developers: notes, notebooks and stacks can now carry hidden metadata — a small set of labels your scripts and integrations set through the API. Harbor never shows it or acts on it, and syncing from any device never erases it.
    • Find notes by their metadata in search with meta:, for example meta:gallery=true or -meta:archived. It works in the web app’s offline search too.
  8. Harbor for the web

    1.0.59

    • Search no longer shows files you have deleted, on the web or offline.
    • Files attached to encrypted notes never show up in offline search.
    • Tag words always match, and intitle: searches only note titles, not files.
    • Curly “smart” quotes work the same as straight quotes in search.
    • An empty quoted phrase matches nothing, and a quoted operator name like “tag:” is searched as plain text.
  9. Harbor for the web

    1.0.58

    • Changing your default notebook in Settings now works. New notes, templates, and forwarded email all go to the notebook you pick.
  10. Harbor for the web

    1.0.57

    • Performance updates.
  11. Harbor for the web

    1.0.56

    Tags and emoji, right where you type

    • Type # to tag — Pick from your tags as you type.
    • Emoji picker — Type : and a name, like :smile.
    • Jump from ⌘K — Go straight to a notebook, stack or tag.
  12. Harbor for the web

    1.0.55

    • Type # in a note to add a tag, with suggestions from your existing tags.
    • New emoji picker in the editor. Type : and a name (like :smile) for quick suggestions.
    • Jump straight to a notebook, stack or tag from the ⌘K search box.
    • The sidebar can now show counts for Tasks, Templates and Files. Turn it on in Settings.
    • If you go over your file limit, you can now get back under it without deleting notes.
    • Fixed a rare case where an older App Store payment could replace a newer one.
  13. Harbor for the web

    1.0.54

    • Markdown checklists (- [ ] / - [x]) written through the API, the CLI or an AI assistant now become real, tickable checklists.
    • Code blocks now have syntax highlighting and a language picker.
    • Evernote imports keep code blocks as code blocks.
    • Ticking a checklist item no longer strikes through the items nested under it.
    • A free account over its limit now sees why a note could not be saved, and those notes no longer get stuck.
    • A repeating task set to repeat a fixed number of times now stops when it should.
    • Locally run AI tools no longer get the unknown-app warning when you connect them.
    • Harbor can now be connected to Codex.
    • Server reliability improvements.
  14. Harbor for the web

    1.0.53

    Web clips look like the page you clipped. Clipped pages keep their spacing, grids, rounded buttons and shadows, and keep their headers, menus and buttons instead of flattening them to plain text.

    YouTube videos play in the Mac and iPhone/iPad apps. Harbor now gives the native editors a player page that YouTube accepts, so embedded videos stop showing a player error.

  15. Harbor for the web

    1.0.52

    • Web clips no longer show a second scrollbar inside the page. This is fixed in the app and on shared links.
  16. Harbor for the web

    1.0.51

    Suggest title works on photos. A note that holds only a photo — a repair, a receipt with no readable text, a plant — can now get a title from what the picture shows. Notes with typed text, a recording, or readable text in an image are titled exactly as before.
  17. Harbor for the web

    1.0.50

    Pasting a screenshot adds one picture, not two. If you pasted a screenshot into a note — especially with a capture tool like ShareX on Windows — it could land twice. It now lands once.

    Web clips have a safety net. If a clipped page ever gets flattened into a plain note, the original is saved to the note’s history first, so you can bring it back. This now covers clips imported from Evernote, which it didn’t before.

  18. Harbor for the web

    1.0.49

    YouTube videos play in your notes

    • Paste a link, press play — A YouTube link on its own line becomes a player, with the video's title and a preview image.
    • The preview comes from Harbor — Opening a note tells YouTube nothing. Nothing is requested from them until you press play.
    • Player or Link — Switch any video between the two from the frame itself.
  19. Harbor for the web

    1.0.48

    Reminders arrive on time

    • Within a minute of the time you set — A reminder set for 9:00 now goes out at 9:00. Before this it could be up to five minutes late.
  20. Harbor for the web

    1.0.47

    Maintenance release. Behind-the-scenes groundwork for reminder notifications on phones. Nothing in the web app changes.

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