v0.0.3 — first hotfix · Casual Desktop

A hotfix on the first public binary, from real-world use: open OpenDocument Text (.odt), stop pipe-separated (.psv) files saving as xlsx, make dark mode follow the launcher across both editors, route Print to a PDF on desktop, and use styled in-app dialogs instead of native ones.

The first round of fixes after the public binary went out — most of these came straight from a few minutes of real use. Installs in place over v0.0.2 via the signed auto-update.

Fixed

Opens .odt — OpenDocument Text files now open (converted to the editor’s DOCX model on load) instead of failing the zip check. Registered for double-click, the Open dialog, and drag-to-open.
.psv no longer corrupts on save — saving a pipe-separated file used to write .xlsx bytes over it. It now saves real pipe-separated text, and .psv is wired through double-click / Open / recents like the other formats.
Dark mode follows the launcher — both editors now match the launcher’s light / dark / system choice. Previously the system setting could leave an editor pane (e.g. version history) light while the rest of the app was dark.
Print → PDF on desktop — Ctrl+P / Print exports a PDF (printed reliably from your OS viewer) instead of the webview’s unreliable print path that captured the editor chrome.
Styled dialogs — confirm / prompt (sign out, delete, name a version) use in-app themed dialogs instead of the OS’s native ones.
External links open in your real browser; PDF export works on Linux; the spreadsheet parser no longer crashes on certain commented .xlsx files; and the document window no longer flashes a small box on cold start.

Notes

Still update signing, not OS code-signing — installers remain “unsigned” in the OS sense. Auto-update stays opt-out under Settings.