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v2.0.4 Stable
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2026-09-05 22:35:39 +02:00 | 4 commits to master since this releasedocker pull code.private-home-network.de/devnullv0id/send2ereader:2.0.4What changed
- One name for the PDF cropper — the duplicate key the linter caught
- The mail tests pin what the log already showed
- The walk's findings: the credits line, the picker id and the extension names
- The image ships its languages folder and the docs say how to fill it
- Every mail arrives in the language its reader chose
- The server answers refusals, rules and settings in the request's language
- The last three scripts join the dictionary, ago and the password rules included
- Admin, the converters and the wizard learn to answer in kind
- Settings and the sign-in pages ask the dictionary before they speak
- Send and Convert route every sentence through the dictionary
- Settings offers the language, and the account keeps the answer
- The browser fetches its dictionary and the footer offers the choice
- An account remembers its language, and status says which one won
- The admin picks a default from whatever languages are installed
- Every page answers in the language the request carries
- A languages folder exists, and German is the first thing in it
- The wine wrapper gets its shebang back — the sweep read it as a comment
- The sign-in notices say it once too
- The cramped corners breathe and the hollow ones close in
- Panels share one padding and sections share one rhythm
- A spacing scale exists now, and every button and input draws from it
- Nine emails, one sentence each, and the deadline is the footnote
- The pinned lines shorten too, each with its reason on file
- Every note says its one thing and stops
- Rows delete on the left, download on the right, and every button is a finger wide
- Saving looks the same in every panel
- Got it is the one word a notice ends on
- Enter always confirms, Escape always cancels, and the confirm stands first
- Destruction is red and full-size, and only destruction
- One quiet way to say no: every cancel wears the same neutral outline
- The comments go; the few that survive say a contract in two sentences
- A local history row carries the same two buttons, and Download says why it is grey
- The .env example says what the tokens in the log are worth
- The compose example stops promising what the code never did
- The extensions README catches up with the supervisor, the queue and the agent
- API.md tells the whole truth: every route, every shape, every refusal
- README catches up with the server it describes
- The API's one bare Not signed in gets its ok:false like the others
- One size, one bytes, one ago, one badge, one send — the copies go home to auth.js
- Two dead functions go, and twenty-two exports stop pretending anyone imports them
- Three functions nobody has called in a long while
- Twenty-five styles nothing wears any more
- The suite keeps its books and progress files out of the real data dirs
- The ereader page's assets are stamped like everyone else's, and the hand-bumped version goes
- Reading state answers for a kept copy, the way metadata and download already did
- pino-pretty leaves, and the LOG_PRETTY note says what the switch really does
- The progress route gives the same no-agent answer as the list
- A third-party extension script runs at boot again instead of being queued at an agent that refuses it
- Output is a step of its own, filling the card instead of overflowing it
- The finish step watches the converters arrive instead of pointing away
- The header tells an admin what is installing, whatever page they are on
- Boot queues the installs instead of making the whole site wait on them
- An empty leftover is deleted quietly instead of re-queued as nothing
- What a dead container left mid-install goes back on the queue at start
- A restart the server asks for is the entrypoint's job now, not a policy's
- The formatter's spelling of three lines it was owed
- An empty library says 0 KB, not 1
- The assistant stops denying localhost a passkey it can hold
- An install nothing would ever pick up is refused, and every page says why
- A failed send does not count as a book sent
- A refusal is the server's own words now, not a converter failure it never had
- A converter Windows cannot even start is reported as missing, not a crash
- Sending to a Kobo no longer demands a confirmation no mail could deliver
- A failed conversion says what the converter said
- A long title is not an unsupported file, and a phone can reach the rest of the rail
- The address is checked now, and the mail test can fail
- Two first-run findings, and the dead resend route
- Two buttons on a kept row, and Delete carries a border now
- Six small things a full walk of the pages turned up
- Restore a backup from the page, at the boot where nothing holds the data open
- Tell a signed-in reader the truth about History, and let a kept book go again
- Show what is installed, and switch it on and off the same way everywhere
- Put Admin in the settings rail, for the accounts that have it
- Make the reverse-proxy setting a switch, and make it mean something
- Hand over the environment line the page will not let you edit
- Refuse a Kobo that has never checked in
- Write converted books into History too
- Run the progress bar over the whole range it has
Full changelog: https://code.private-home-network.de/devnullv0id/send2ereader/compare/v2.0.3...v2.0.4
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