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Windows: what shipped.

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

  1. Harbor for Windows

    0.2.3

    Repeating tasks, templates that file themselves, and merge

    • Custom repeat schedules — set any schedule Harbor can describe, with a sentence saying what it does and when it is next due
    • Template filing — give a template a default notebook and tags, and see every variable you can use
    • Table of contents and merge — turn a selection into one note of links, or combine them into a single note
    • Private-link warning — publishing a note that links to private notes now warns you first
    • Files — too-large and disallowed files are refused when you pick them, not after uploading
  2. Harbor for Windows

    0.2.2

    Sign in with Apple, fixed

    • Sign in with Apple — The button opens Apple itself instead of Harbor's own sign-in page — the same fix Google got in the last release.
  3. Harbor for Windows

    0.2.1

    Sign in with Google, fixed

    • Sign in with Google — The button opens Google itself instead of Harbor's own sign-in page.
    • Sharing confirms itself — Making a note public, copying its link or making it private now tells you what happened.
    • Notes stay put — Long lines, wide tables and large images no longer push the note body sideways.
    • Files respects your plan — Uploads are checked before they start, and one the server keeps refusing can be cleared from the queue.
  4. Harbor for Windows

    0.2.0

    • Plan & Billing is its own section, with a working purchase flow.
    • The Files screen matches the web: filters, sort, upload, card metadata and a resizable details panel.
    • Ctrl+L locks encryption from anywhere.
    • Recurrence chips describe the rule instead of just saying “Custom”.
    • Files that have not reached the server say so, and a dead session signs out and tells you rather than failing quietly.
    • Harbor warns before a move would encrypt a note and delete its history, and the default notebook can never be encrypt-by-default.
  5. Harbor for Windows

    0.1.3

    • Encryption holds together: an idle lock is on by default, moving a note into an encrypt-by-default notebook seals it, and a notebook’s encrypt-by-default can be changed after it exists.
    • Dragging files from Explorer into a note attaches them instead of failing in silence.
    • The slash menu’s inserts all work — five of them did nothing before.
    • The bulk “Tags” button applies tags to everything you selected.
  6. Harbor for Windows

    0.1.2

    • Export is complete — six states per format, a delete, and a per-notebook export.
    • A refreshed accent colour across the app and the editor, split so nothing below AA contrast ships.
    • Note-linked tasks show a note icon, and clicking it opens the note.
    • Pasting Markdown asks first instead of converting silently.
    • A note’s source URL is part of the offline search index, and a domain match ranks near the top.
    • Search says the index is still building instead of reporting “no results”.
  7. Harbor for Windows

    0.1.1

    The first Harbor for Windows release you can actually install: x64 and ARM64 installers, and existing installs now update themselves from the in-app feed.

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