On OS X, the checked state of <menuitem type="checkbox"/> still doesn't
work right if set before the menu is opened. To get around this, the
state is now set manually in onpopupshown(). There's an annoying delay
before the UI update, but this is better than nothing.
Always show colored tags at the top of the tag selector, regardless of
whether they're in the current scope. If not, they're shown with reduced
opacity (as an equivalent to the gray style for out-of-scope tags in
Display All Tags mode). As a corollary, colored tags are now shown even
if they have no associated items and will remain until they're
explicitly deleted.
Also:
- Don't show outline on out-of-scope tags in "Display All Tags" mode
Previously any unused numbers were still available for key navigation, but I
think it's too easy hit the wrong key that way, and getting moved to another
part of the items list is annoying.
Use the Notifier for all tags box updates to ensure that it always updates.
Also fix the tag count and some other things.
Post-tab focus still isn't 100% correct in all situations, but it's real close.
- Clear per-library error icon on new sync
- Pass upload errors through to end
- Don't make WebDAV verification error a global failure
- Some other things
- Improvements to #20, with the tags box switching to a multiline
textbox in the style of #164 on a multiline paste or Shift-Return. In
the multiline box, Return is a newline and Shift-Return saves
- Allow tabbing through tags via keyboard (and keep the last empty
textbox open on tab, so you can hold down the tab key to get all the
way to the end)
- Fix various post-update focusing issues (though the wrong textbox is
still selected for some multiline updates via Tab/Shift-Tab)
- Make (single-line) tag entering much faster by not reloading the whole
tags list and just placing the new tag in the correct sorted position.
This could be made even faster with tag selector optimizations.
- Allow the Add button to focus when switching to the Tags pane (and the
same for the Related pane, for good measure)
