alelyon.com 0.18.0, the patch notes.

alelyon.com 0.18.0 25 October 2026

• Pages, My page, Privacy: The open network. Whether your page is on the open network that Bluesky and other apps share, and under which handle; join or leave it, each after confirming what it means, in the app's words. Shown only while Alelyon has the open network switched on.
• The Privacy Notice and the Terms (2026-10-24) say what putting a page on the open network publishes, where, and what switching it off or deleting the account cannot recall; approved by the owner on 2026-10-24 ("the wording is approved").
• The developer console sets a time against the one before, or a week before, fairly: each is read at the finest step kept for it (the 30 days before the past 30, by the day, where it was refused), its counts weighed to the time the window's own points hold, and its routes and callers scaled the same way. Read whole, the 30 days before the past 30 would hold 31, a week before the past day (by the hour) 25 hours, and the 15 minutes before the past 15 half a minute more than the window on average. This holds in the glance, What changed, the routes and callers that changed most, a route's or key's own panel, Explore and your boards.
• A time before read coarser than the window is drawn on the charts too, and said ("daily").
• The developer console lists the cloud:tasks scope.
• The console's goldens script also records what is behind a finding, Alelyon's maintenance and the glances, for the app's console core to be held to. Nothing on the site changes.
• The console's goldens script also records what each view asks the identity service and makes of the answers, the comparisons and the made-up account, for the app's console core to be held to. Nothing on the site changes.
• Pages: writing tools for articles, as in the app. Over an article's words, the tools and their shortcuts are Heading (Ctrl+Alt+2, Ctrl+Alt+3), Bold (Ctrl+B), Italic (Ctrl+I), Bulleted list (Ctrl+Shift+8), Numbered list (Ctrl+Shift+7), Quote (Ctrl+Shift+9), Code (Ctrl+E, or a block with Ctrl+Alt+C), Link (Ctrl+K) and Divider; on a Mac, Cmd stands for Ctrl.
• A preview shows the article as readers will see it: beside the words on a wide screen, where the page gives the composer the right column's room while an article is written; a tab away on a narrower one.
• An article written so is drawn with its headings, lists, quotes, code and dividers where it is opened, every word as text, never markup. A feed shows its opening as plain words, then "Read the article".
• A link with words opens through the link check. Words that name another site show its address instead, and the full address shows under the pointer.
• The reading is the app's own (the shared core, as WebAssembly), held to one fixture.
• Older articles look as they always did.
• Pages: up to 10 photos in an article, as in the app (a post still takes 4). A photo added while you write an article is placed where you are writing, on a line of its own (``): write a caption between its brackets, or move the line to move the photo. Removing a photo takes its line out, and the photos after it keep their places in the text.
• Where an article is opened, each placed photo shows there with its caption under it, and photos it does not place follow the text. The preview shows placed photos as readers will see them.
• In a feed, an article shows its cover above its opening: the first photo it places, else its first photo.
• Only the article's own photos show: a picture from another site is read as words and a link.
• Pages: quoting a post turns off a poll you were adding, as the app does, because a quote carries none. Before, a poll left on there kept photos off for the quote.
• The Privacy Notice (2026-10-24, wording approved by the owner on 2026-10-24) says what projects on the account keep (each project's name, description and a summary of its scan; never files, code, paths, git addresses or commands), who sees a shared project, and that deleting the account deletes its projects and its places in other people's.
• Updates shows each product's newest three versions; the older ones it showed are on a new page, the patch notes archive (/updates/archive/).