Curio 9.1.1 Release Notes

July 28, 2014

Curio 9 runs on macOS Mavericks (10.9) or Yosemite (10.10).

Notable Tweaks

Major Performance Improvements
This release is able to support OS X's responsive scrolling which means scrolling complex idea spaces is now much, much faster. In addition several date calculation optimizations have been made and list rendering is now a bit faster.
Google Docs
Updated internal user agent string so you don't see a warning when going to Google Docs within a Curio WebView.
Nicer Date Adornments
Date adornments are now more refined and rendered more cleanly.
More Advanced Settings
Lots of new additions have been made to Curio Advanced Settings including Display Actual Due Date, Disable Link Color, Disable Link Underline, Figure Show Bounds Origin, Instant Insert Figure Popover, and Disable Scroll Elasticity.

Fixed a number of minor popover issues (folder icon, actions icon, text background color).
Fixed problem where, if a popover was visible, the main Curio window would hide if you switch to another app.
Fixed issue where scrolling too high or too low in the various gallery windows would result in flickering.
Workaround fix for Yosemite issue when re-launching Curio in full screen mode if Close windows when quitting an application is not checked in System Preferences (thus OS X window restoration is being used instead of Curio's built-in window restoration).

Updated link to Google Docs from docs.google.com to drive.google.com.
Increased default timeout for promised files, like Mail messages and Contacts entries, from 0.1 seconds to 0.3 seconds for better reliability.
Minor change which should make it much less possible (hopefully impossible) for OS X's native window restoration (i.e. Close windows when quitting an application is not checked in System Preferences) to interfere with Curio's built-in window restoration.
Curio's built-in window restoration will now remember if you were in full screen mode and restore that as well.