- fuse.rs: Replace Command::new(appimage_path) with 256KB binary scan for
runtime detection - prevents apps like Affinity from launching on tile click
- fuse.rs: Read only 12 bytes for Type 2 magic check instead of entire file
- security.rs: Use find_squashfs_offset_for() instead of executing AppImages
with --appimage-offset flag
- updater.rs: Read only first 1MB for update info instead of entire file
- detail_view.rs: Click screenshots to open in lightbox dialog
- detail_view.rs: Fetch favicons from Google favicon service for link rows
- Make detail view banner scroll with content instead of staying fixed,
preventing tall banners from eating screen space
- Optimize squashfs offset scanning with buffered 256KB chunk reading
instead of loading entire file into memory (critical for 1.5GB+ files)
- Add screenshot URL parsing from AppStream XML and async image display
with carousel in the overview tab
- Fix infinite re-analysis bug: has_appstream check caused every app
without AppStream data to be re-analyzed on every startup. Now handled
via one-time migration reset in v10
- Database migration v10: add screenshot_urls column, reset analysis
status for one-time re-scan with new parser
- Fix upsert_appimage returning 0 for existing records by falling
back to a SELECT query when last_insert_rowid is 0
- Replace --appimage-offset execution with binary squashfs magic scan
to avoid hanging on AppImages with custom AppRun scripts
- Add 5-second timeout fallback if binary scan fails
- Extract desktop files from usr/share/applications/ for reverse-DNS
named entries that root-level *.desktop glob misses
- Add root-level png/svg fallback in icon search
- Add CSS for drop overlay scrim, drop zone card, and drop zone icon
- Add card padding (24px 20px) so content does not touch card edges
- Always scan on startup to discover new AppImages
- Database v8 migration: tags, pinned, avg_startup_ms columns
- Security scanning with CVE matching and batch scan
- Bundled library extraction and vulnerability reports
- Desktop notification system for security alerts
- Backup/restore system for AppImage configurations
- i18n framework with gettext support
- Runtime analysis and Wayland compatibility detection
- AppStream metadata and Flatpak-style build support
- File watcher module for live directory monitoring
- Preferences panel with GSettings integration
- CLI interface for headless operation
- Detail view: tabbed layout with ViewSwitcher in title bar,
health score, sandbox controls, changelog links
- Library view: sort dropdown, context menu enhancements
- Dashboard: system status, disk usage, launch history
- Security report page with scan and export
- Packaging: meson build, PKGBUILD, metainfo
Remove overflow property from .icon-rounded (not valid in GTK CSS).
Remove prefers-reduced-motion media query (not supported by GTK CSS
engine - reduced motion is handled by gtk-enable-animations setting).
Unparent PopoverMenu on widget destroy to prevent finalization warnings
when library view refreshes.
Card view: 200px cards with 72px icons, .title-3 names, version+size
combined line, single priority badge, libadwaita .card class replacing
custom .app-card CSS.
List view: 48px rounded icons, .rich-list class, structured two-line
subtitle (description + version/size), single priority badge.
Detail view: restructured into ViewStack/ViewSwitcher with 4 tabs
(Overview, System, Security, Storage). 96px hero banner with gradient
background. Rows distributed logically across tabs.
Context menu: right-click (GestureClick button 3) and long-press on
cards and list rows. Menu items: Launch, Check for Updates, Scan for
Vulnerabilities, Integrate/Remove Integration, Open Containing Folder,
Copy Path. All backed by parameterized window actions.
CSS: removed custom .app-card rules (replaced by .card), added
.icon-rounded for list icons, .detail-banner gradient, and
.detail-view-switcher positioning.
Comprehensive accessibility design covering all four WCAG principles
(Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust) for the Driftwood
GTK4/libadwaita AppImage manager.
