■ Pomodoro Timer
- Added an "Hourglass" style to the Pomodoro Timer in the Time Toolkit: the centre becomes a realistic hourglass with sand running down through it, and it runs during focus, short breaks and long breaks alike.
- Reworked the settings layout so the volume slider and the style dropdown each get a row of their own.
■ Honeycomb drawers
- Fixed the drawer sliding along the edge and coming away from the cursor when dragged to the top or side of the screen.
- Corrected the placement of the hexagonal cells so the grid lines look equally thick and sharp at every display scale.
- Fixed preview thumbnails occasionally reverting to a generic icon after changing the spacing or the icon fill setting.
- "Icons fill the hexagon" now applies to images and videos as well; turning it off no longer clips their corners.
- Fixed drawers hidden behind another one still being opened by the mouse.
- The area around the centre icon no longer lets clicks through to the drawer underneath.
- Reworked the scale steps and smoothness of the "Content scale" slider.
- Rebuilt the spread effect used by "Minimize title display".
- With "Minimize title display" on, the centre icon is no longer dimmed by "Title Opacity".
- Removed "Title Font Size" from the honeycomb drawer appearance settings.
■ Settings windows
- Re-laid out and aligned the widths and label text across thirteen settings windows.
- In Drawer Appearance, "Lock orientation" is now simply "Lock", and it stays in sync with the padlock on the title bar.
- Fixed the toggle jumping position when "Show another city's time" is turned off in the watch face settings.
- Fixed the clock settings window growing taller each time you switch between the digital and analog styles.
■ Other
- Fixed descenders in World Clock city names being clipped along with their shadow.
- The menu and collapse buttons on notes now appear on hover; while collapsed, the expand button stays visible.
■ Finally
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