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Novedades de Waypoint

Cada versión, la más reciente primero. Versión, fecha y qué cambió.

Las notas de cada versión están solo en inglés.

  1. 0.19.0

    Añadido

    • The browser extension without a Mac. On first start the extension asks how to connect: to the Waypoint app on this Mac, or to your VIZIS account. With the account it keeps its own encrypted copy of your links and syncs it with Waypoint Cloud — so it works on Windows, Linux and computers where you can't install apps. Saving, groups, "You are here", tab groups, GitHub numbers, presenting mode and settings all work there; a save that fails stays in the panel with the reason instead of vanishing. (Safari always uses the Mac app.)
    • Site icons everywhere. The icons your Mac fetched now sync, so the web app and the extension show them too. Without a Mac, the extension takes icons from the browser's own cache (it asks for permission once).
    • The start page in the web app. waypoint.vizis.cz/start shows your start page — the same pages, sections, tiles, layout and tile size as on your Mac, with the same styles — on any computer you are signed in on. In the web app you can also switch it on, choose whether the panel shows it, and import your Dashy conf.yml into it.
    • Settings in the web app, laid out like the Mac's: a column of sections — General (with Saved for later), Start page, Rules, Connections, Data and Account.
    • Rules in the web app: add, edit, sort and delete rules, and use or ignore the rules a shared group's owner suggests.
    • Import and export in the web app: a bookmarks file or a Raindrop CSV in; a bookmarks file or a full backup out — and restore a backup.
    • Web app display settings: link text and icon size, and details under titles, as on the Mac.
    • Presenting mode per browser in the web app and in the extension with the VIZIS account.

    Cambiado

    • Deleting a group deletes everything inside it, like a folder: its sub-groups and the links that are only in them. A link that is also in another group stays there. Before, the groups inside moved up a level and the links went to the Inbox.

  2. 0.18.4

    Corregido

    • Sync no longer stops over one bad change. If the server cannot take one change, everything else still syncs; that one change stays on the device it was made on and is noted in the diagnostic log.
    • A wrong clock can no longer win. A change stamped far in the future — from a Mac with a wrong date, or a share member trying it on purpose — is refused, so it cannot overwrite every later edit of a link or group.

  3. 0.18.3

    Añadido

    • Move to… A link has a new button next to edit and delete, in the panel and the Mac window: it lists all your groups as a tree, with a field to find one — pick a group, and the link moves there from the group you see it in (with Undo). Dragging still works as before.
    • Pin and order sub-groups on a group's page. In the Mac window, a sub-group's card shows its pin (on hover, or always once pinned) — click it to pin or unpin — and pinned cards can be dragged onto each other to change their order; a lime line shows where one lands. The web app shows and sets the pin too.
    • Several groups open in the panel. Settings › Extensions › “Open one group at a time”: switch it off, and opening a group leaves the others open side by side — so you can drag a link from one group into another. Each closes with its own click.

    Corregido

    • In a link's editor, the arrows of “Add to group…” and “Facet” sit inside their fields again instead of on the right edge.
    • A closed group in the panel has as much room below its title as above it.

  4. 0.18.2

    Añadido

    • "You are here" under a link, your way. In a link's editor (panel and Mac window), switch on “Also ‘You are here’ under this address”: it starts from the link's address as a pattern (example.com/path/*), which you can change — * stands for anything, also in between (example.com/a/*/b/*), as in Rules. Pages it matches light up the link's groups; the most specific pattern wins. It is yours alone, also on a shared link, and follows you to your other Macs.
    • Your order for pinned groups. In the Mac window's sidebar, drag a pinned group onto another pinned group to put it in that place; a lime line shows where it will land. It works on every level, the browser panel and the web app show the same order, and it follows you to your other Macs (people you share with keep their own).
    • Start page out of the panel. Settings › Start page › “Show in the browser panel”: switch it off, and the browser panel no longer shows the Start page group. The start page keeps working, and you still arrange it in the Mac window.

    Cambiado

    • In the Mac window's light appearance, lime is a step darker, so lime areas no longer fade into the white.
    • Smooth group cards. Opening or closing a group in the panel is now one smooth change: the title, icon and buttons stay put while the colour fades in around them, and the card grows or shrinks so the groups below slide instead of jumping. With Reduce motion on, it stays instant.

    Corregido

    • The panel feels more like an app: clicking a group's arrow no longer leaves a frame around it, and its labels and buttons no longer get selected when you drag or double-click. Moving with the Tab key still shows where you are.
    • An open group gives its sub-groups and links a little more room under its title. The sub-group you are in shows its folder and name in lime instead of a lime bar, so each level has its own mark: the group filled lime, the sub-group's name lime, the link with a lime line. An open sub-group also leaves a little room before its links.
    • Deleting in one group keeps it in the others. A link in two groups deleted inside one of them now only leaves that group (with Undo); it stays in the other. A link in one group only, or deleted from search or the Inbox, is deleted as before.
    • Deleting the link of the page you are on now takes away its lime "You are here" at once, in the panel and wherever else it was deleted from.
    • A site saved as its domain covers all of it. Save dash.cloudflare.com (no path), and every page of the dashboard is "You are here", wherever the site moves on to. A saved address with a path stays that one page.
    • Saved for later opens only for its own pages. On a page that only looks like one in Saved for later — another YouTube video, say — the panel no longer opens Saved for later. It opens, with the lime "You are here", when this very page is saved there.

  5. 0.18.0

    Añadido

    • Start page styles. Pick a style at the top of the start page — Nord, Dracula, Matrix, Vaporwave or Paper — in the spirit of Dashy's themes. It stays per browser.
    • Your own styles. Choose "Load a style file…" in the style picker to load a .css file: set the page's --wp-* colours (and its classes, written as :root .tile), and name the style with a /* name: My style */ line at the top. Send someone the file to share it. A style can't load anything from the internet, so a shared one is safe to try.
    • The panel's easter egg is on the start page too: click the Waypoint mark five quick times.

  6. 0.17.0

    Añadido

    • Start page. Turn it on in Settings › Start page: a page with your favourite links served by Waypoint on your Mac (Settings › Start page shows its address) — it works offline and needs no server. Arrange it in the new Start page group: its groups are pages (with more than one page, tabs at the top), their groups are sections, the links are tiles. Type anywhere on the page to find a tile, Enter opens it; choose a layout and a tile size for each page right on it. In Brave, make it your new tab page (Settings › Appearance › New tab page shows: Homepage). Drag a page onto Start page (or choose "Move to top") to make it the first page.
    • Import from Dashy. Settings › Start page › Import from Dashy reads your conf.yml: its sections become sections on your start page, its items tiles, with their selfh.st icons. Importing again adds nothing twice, and links you already have are reused.
    • Links can have their own icon (from the Dashy import); it shows instead of the site's icon, and "Remove own icon" in the link editor takes it away.
    • A Start page button in the Waypoint panel (every browser, handy in Firefox) opens your start page in a new tab while it is turned on.
    • The start page's groups can't be shared, and it always keeps one page.

    Cambiado

    • The web app shows your Start page group with its pages and sections and keeps it safe the same way your Mac does (the page itself stays on your Mac for now).
    • Deleting a group in the web app keeps its sub-groups: they move up one level, as on your Mac.

    Corregido

    • While the start page is off, its groups stay out of group pickers and lists (the window's and agents'), not only out of the sidebar.
    • With a shared group, the Mac's group list (and agents' group list, tab groups, the archive) could fail to load — since 0.12.0.

  7. 0.16.4

    Añadido

    • Diagnostic log. Settings › Data › Diagnostic log: Waypoint notes errors in a file on your Mac — never your links, titles, groups or notes — and sends nothing. "Show log" opens it in Finder so you can attach it to an email or a GitHub issue; turn on "Detailed log" when we ask for it (it then also holds the names of the GitHub repositories Waypoint reads).

    Cambiado

    • While a Mac or the web app waits for a shared group's new key, the sync line says so instead of just "Connecting".
    • Shared groups show up once your own links have loaded — in the web app each time you open it, on a Mac after each start, reconnect or wake; changes to shared groups wait a moment until your own links have caught up. A shared group can never get mixed into your own links before they are there.

    Corregido

    • Waypoint stays responsive right after importing thousands of bookmarks while it fetches their titles and icons.
    • Links saved while you were offline get their title and description the next time Waypoint starts online; pages that no longer exist are not tried again on every start.
    • After a shared group's key changed while a Mac was asleep, some links could be missing on that Mac.
    • Saving into a group that was just deleted (on another Mac, say) no longer drops the link into the Inbox anyway — you get the message and nothing is saved.
    • Switching tabs stays quick with tens of thousands of links.
    • Removing a link from a group and adding it back right away no longer fails when sync is on.
    • The web app notices a dead connection (after sleep or a dropped network) and reconnects, instead of showing "Synced".
    • With the GitHub connection on, your own links could stop syncing ("Offline — closed by the server: invalid row") since 0.16.0. Fixed in Waypoint Cloud — every version syncs again.

    Seguridad

    • Links in shared groups and links saved by AI agents can no longer make your Mac open pages on your private network (router, NAS, local servers). Your own links in your own space still get their title, description and icon, also for localhost and intranet addresses.
    • A shared group's logo can only be an image inside Waypoint, never an address your Mac or browser would fetch.
    • A member can no longer stop a shared group from syncing — or your own links, on a Mac — with one broken link or pairing; such a row is left out and noted in the diagnostic log.
    • Members of a shared group can no longer pull one of your own links or groups into the share — on your Mac and in the web app — even if they learned its internal id. A group inside a shared group can no longer be moved under one of your own groups.
    • Update Waypoint on all your Macs — until then, an older Mac can still let such a link or group through on your other devices, and a link an AI agent saves on a Mac still on 0.16.2 is not marked as the agent's and is treated as your own.

  8. 0.16.2

    Cambiado

    • Clicking a link in the panel switches to it when it is already open; Shift-click opens a new tab.
    • "Saved for Later" gets the same head as the other groups — a lime or blue tile with "You are here" when it is open and you are on one of its pages or picked it, and the same layout in a narrow panel.
    • Settings › Extensions: "Create sub-groups in the panel". On by default; switch it off and the panel stops offering the "+" on groups and "+ Sub-group" (the Mac window can still create them). The panel follows the change without a reload.
    • Facets are branches of the tree. In the panel each facet ("Repository · GitHub") is a node with a coloured dot and its link count, and its links hang one level deeper; links are a little roomier, and the line marking the page you are on has rounded ends.
    • The open group in the panel shows its name on its own tile — lime where you are, blue where you picked.
    • The panel shows groups as a tree. Dotted lines run from each group to its links and sub-groups, so you can see what belongs where; sub-groups sit in their own boxes (blue for the one you picked), and the "Groups" heading is gone.
    • GitHub repository links always show their numbers — open issues, pull requests, stars and forks — also when they are 0, and public repositories show them without connecting GitHub.
    • GitHub numbers work without signing in. In Settings › Connections the "GitHub numbers" switch is always there and on by default; connecting GitHub is only needed for private repositories and what is waiting for you. Disconnect keeps the switch as you left it.
    • On the web too. Account › GitHub has the same "GitHub numbers" switch, and without a sign-in your browser reads the numbers of public repositories itself.

    Corregido

    • "+ Sub-group" is always there. Hover any group in the panel — the open card's head or a sub-group's row — and a "+" adds a sub-group inside it (opening it if it was closed); the picked sub-group also shows "+ Sub-group" at the end of its own branch. No more empty gaps where it used to hide, and it no longer goes missing in a sub-group the panel opened by itself.

  9. 0.16.0

    Añadido

    • GitHub counts on repository links. Once GitHub is connected, a link to a GitHub repository shows how many issues and pull requests are open, and how many of them are yours (assigned to you, or waiting for your review). Counts refresh every ten minutes and when you open a group. They sit under the link's title — in the panel, the Mac app and Waypoint on the web — turn lime when some are yours, and open the repository's issues or pull requests when you click them.
    • GitHub counts in Waypoint on the web. Once GitHub is connected on your Mac, the web app shows the same counts on repository links, fetched by your browser itself. Account › GitHub shows who is connected, switches the counts on or off for all your devices, or disconnects.
    • Settings › Connections. Connect GitHub on your Mac with a short code (read-only access, no password), switch it on or off for all your devices, or disconnect it. For a work organisation's private repositories, the organisation has to install the Waypoint app first; the page links to it. If GitHub stops accepting the sign-in, the page offers to connect again; Disconnect points to where the permission can be revoked at GitHub, on the web too.
    • Change your email address. In your VIZIS account under Security › Email: enter the new address and your password, and press the link that arrives there — until then nothing changes. Your devices stay signed in, the old address gets a notice, and your recovery kit keeps working with the new address.
    • Waypoint Cloud sends account email. Confirm your address once (Account › "Send confirmation link"), and Waypoint tells you by email when a new device signs in, your password changes, or your recovery kit is replaced or used — in your language. The emails never contain anything from inside your account.

    Cambiado

    • The recovery kit and account emails now say "VIZIS account". New kits name account.vizis.cz as the place to recover; kits printed before keep working.
    • Mac app: Settings › Account links to your VIZIS account (account.vizis.cz), where password, recovery kit, passkeys, devices and plan live for every VIZIS product.
    • Signing in moves to your VIZIS account. Waypoint on the web now signs in at account.vizis.cz — one account for every VIZIS product — and comes straight back, signed in; if you are already signed in there, it takes no password at all. Password, recovery kit, passkeys and devices are managed there too. Signing out of Waypoint signs you out of the account as well. Passkeys made for waypoint.vizis.cz need adding once more at account.vizis.cz.
    • The VIZIS account's menu shows where you are with an ember glow — the current page lights up from a shining bar on the sidebar's edge (on phones, from under the tab). Each page has an icon, and the bottom of the sidebar shows your plan and who is signed in, with a button to sign out.
    • VIZIS account: easier to see, and your language follows you. Buttons and fields have clearly visible edges and hover states, and a button that can't be used yet looks quiet instead of faded. The language moved from the sidebar to Overview › Preferences — also on phones — and is saved in your account, so your emails and every VIZIS product use it.
    • VIZIS account: the recovery kit gets its own card. Security shows when your kit was made, says before you start that the old words stop working, and shows the new kit right where you asked for it — the page asks before you leave until you've saved it. On Overview, "Add a passkey" adds one right there, the kit line asks for a new kit while its date is unknown, and "New recovery kit" opens the kit card itself. Saved and finished messages now look finished, the plan card left the sidebar (Plan stays in the menu), and on phones your email shows beside your initial on every page.
    • Your VIZIS account at a glance. Overview now opens with four checks — email confirmed, when your recovery kit was made, your passkeys, and your signed-in devices — each with the one action that helps ("Send confirmation link", "Add a passkey", …).
    • VIZIS account: clearer forms and pages. Security's fields keep their labels while you type, and the password form tells you as you type when it is too short or the two don't match. Deleting the account leads with "This cannot be undone", and the sign-in page then confirms it was deleted. Each page names itself in the browser tab; if something can't be loaded, you see that with Try again instead of an endless "…". On phones all four tabs fit, and tapping a field no longer zooms the page.
    • The VIZIS account shows its version at the foot of the sidebar (under the page on phones): its own version, apart from Waypoint's, and the build, e.g. "0.1.0 · be9e5da".
    • VIZIS account: safer and clearer on Security. Messages appear in the card you acted in, every panel has a Cancel button, and an open panel's button stays highlighted. Deleting the account now says what goes in every VIZIS product and asks you to type your email first. On phones, your avatar and Sign out sit beside the logo, and the recovery kit shows its words in two columns.
    • Mac app: changing the password, making a new recovery kit and deleting the account keep working after you change your email on account.vizis.cz.
    • Your name in the VIZIS account. Overview has a place for your first, middle and last name — only the first is needed — and a display name, the name you want to be shown by. The sidebar then shows your display name (or else your full name) above your email.
    • A new sign-in page for the web app. Signing in, creating an account and recovering a lost password each get their own screen with clear links between them. On a wide screen, the other half shows what Waypoint is, with the overview video.

    Corregido

    • Group cards in a very narrow browser panel read properly again. The line under a group's name ("7 groups · 17 links · active 6h ago") no longer breaks into a word per line: when the panel is narrow, it runs under the group's picture and name, and the settings, topics and pin buttons get a line of their own below it.

  10. 0.15.2

    Corregido

    • Waypoint Cloud is back. Since 0.14.0 the Mac app was missing Settings › Account, so you could not sign in, sync or share. Your account, sync and sharing work again.

  11. 0.15.1

    Cambiado

    • Settings use a new on/off switch everywhere — in the Mac window, the panel and the web app — with "On" or "Off" written beside it. Checkboxes for picking (Inbox rows, team members) have a matching new look.

  12. 0.15.0

    Añadido

    • The panel has a secret. The new Waypoint mark in its header is worth a few quick clicks — and a few more after that.

  13. 0.14.2

    Corregido

    • Settings › Extensions: Microsoft Edge shows its own logo when it isn't installed, instead of a letter.
    • Settings › Data: while the privacy lock keeps presenting mode on, an export or a restore that has to wait now says so ("Locked — unlock first") instead of a bare "locked".

  14. 0.14.1

    Añadido

    • Browsers in Settings › Extensions: each browser shows its icon (in colour when it is on your Mac) and its engine — Chromium, Firefox, WebKit or its own. Below, under "Also works with", the browsers Waypoint supports that you don't have yet, each with a link to its website: Opera, Dia, Comet, LibreWolf, Floorp and Waterfox are new, Orion is listed as untested — and Ladybird, the new browser with an engine of its own, is waited for.
    • Waypoint now finds browsers wherever they are installed, not only in Applications. The new browsers can also be chosen under Settings › Browsers to open links in.

    Cambiado

    • Open at login starts Waypoint quietly: only its icon in the menu bar, no window and no Dock icon. The window opens when you call it — from the menu bar icon, or by opening Waypoint again.
    • Opening Waypoint while it already runs (from Finder, Spotlight or Launchpad) brings its window forward.

  15. 0.14.0

    Añadido

    • Install the browser panel from the app: Settings › Extensions now lists the browsers on your Mac. A connected one shows its connection as before; the others get an Install button that opens the right page in that browser — the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons, the signed Firefox file, or Safari's extension settings — with the version available there.
    • Open at login: a switch in Settings › General starts Waypoint in the menu bar when you log in to your Mac. Waypoint also shows up under System Settings › General › Login Items, where you can switch it off too.

    Corregido

    • Browser panel: after Waypoint restarts (an update, or quitting and opening it again), the panel connects again by itself within a few seconds — no more "Try again" that seemed to do nothing.
    • Browser panel: when Waypoint is running but answers with an error, the panel says so and shows the error, instead of claiming Waypoint isn't running. When the app no longer knows the browser's connection, the panel says that too before asking to connect again.

  16. 0.12.4

    Cambiado

    • Panel: a group you picked stays picked while you save and delete links in it, until you pick another one. Clicking an open group that isn't picked now picks it instead of closing it.
    • Deleting a sub-group takes you to its parent group instead of the Inbox.
    • Later is now called "Saved for Later" in English — in the sidebar, the panel, the menus, its browser tab group and its reminders.

  17. 0.12.3

    Cambiado

    • Browser panel: a group's settings (cog) now sit before its topics (tag), which come last.

  18. 0.12.2

    Añadido

    • Pin sub-groups in the browser panel: the pin beside a sub-group's tag and cog keeps it first among its siblings, as in the Mac app; a small pin marks it.

  19. 0.12.1

    Añadido

    • Topics on groups, right in the browser panel: a tag button beside a group's or sub-group's cog opens its topics there — remove one with ×, see the ones it gets from the groups above, and add one with the same suggestions as everywhere. A group with topics of its own shows the tag button all the time.

  20. 0.12.0

    Añadido

    • Archive: archive a group you are done with for now — in Edit group or with a right-click — and it leaves the sidebar, the browser panel, search, "You are here" and rules, with everything in it, but nothing is deleted. Single links too (right-click, or Archive in a link's editor). The new Archive (sidebar, ⌘4; also in the web app) lists them with a search; Restore brings a group back whole. Archiving syncs to your other Macs.
    • Archive a shared group — for everyone, or only for you: when you share the group, Waypoint asks. For everyone, the share ends and the group comes back into your own space, archived; the people it was shared with see "… ended sharing" and choose to keep an archived copy (theirs now) or remove it. Only for you, the others keep using it — as when the group is shared with you.
    • Topics on groups: give a group topics in Edit group — #work, #projects, #ai — and the groups inside it get them too. A filter icon at the end of "Groups · by activity" (Mac window, browser panel, web app) opens the list of these topics, with a search and how many groups each leaves; picked topics show as chips with ×, and they combine: #work with #ai shows the work groups with AI. Searching for a topic also finds the links in such groups. Only for you, also in a shared group.
    • Adding a topic suggests the ones you have — as you type, also for typos ("wrok" → #work), in Edit group and in a link's editor. Enter takes the highlighted topic; a new one is made only with "Create #…", so a slip of the keyboard doesn't leave two versions of the same topic.
    • Web app: Appearance on the Account page — System, Light or Dark for this browser.

    Cambiado

    • A calmer link editor: every field has the same height and edge, topics and groups are the same kind of pill, and the editor falls into clear parts — the link, where it lives, Private, Open with — with Archive and Delete quietly at the start of the bottom row and Done at the end.
    • Clearer forms: text fields and pop-ups have a visible edge (brighter on hover, lime while typing), card headings stand apart from their explanation, and field names from the hints.
    • Topics look like tags everywhere — the pill with a tag icon from link rows.
    • Deleting a group has its own place at the end of Edit group — what happens, and a real button that asks once ("Delete “Acme” now") before it deletes.

    Corregido

    • Later counts the days you set: a link saved for 90 days says "90 days left" (it said 89), and "Last day" means the last 24 hours.
    • Web app: Edit group's way back to the group looks like the group page's own path.

  21. 0.10.2

    Añadido

    • Appearance in Settings › General: System, Light or Dark for the Mac window (until now it always followed macOS).
    • Make a sub-group where you are: a "+ Sub-group" tile after a group's sub-groups in the Mac window and the web app, and "New Sub-group…" in a group's right-click menu. In the browser panel "+ Sub-group" now shows in every open group (deeper ones once you pick them).

    Corregido

    • Edit group: the way back to the group looks like the group page's own path, not a stray line.
    • In the light appearance the Waypoint logo sits on its dark tile, like the app icon.

  22. 0.10.1

    Corregido

    • Browser panel: "Make a rule" no longer makes the panel scroll sideways.
    • Browser panel: after saving a page into the group you picked, the group shows it right away as the page you are on — the lime frame, and the lime line on the new link.

  23. 0.10.0

    Añadido

    • A real Mac menu bar while the window is open (with a Dock icon), in your language: ⌘N new group, ⌘L add a link, ⌘F search, ⌘1–3 Inbox, Later and Topics, ⌥⌘↑/↓ previous and next in the sidebar, ⌘, Settings, ⌘W close; Edit's copy and paste as everywhere. Closed, Waypoint is back to the menu bar icon only.
    • Right-click menus: on a link — open, copy the link, move to a group, edit, delete; on a group in the sidebar — open, open all its links, pin, edit.
    • Light appearance: the Mac window and the web app follow your system — light, dark or automatic (the browser panel stays dark).

    Cambiado

    • The Mac window feels like a Mac app: Esc closes the link editor and the unlock dialog, and focus goes into them and back; buttons give a little when pressed; the link editor opens and closes like a sheet, messages rise from the bottom and sink back; the selection glides through the sidebar and Settings' menu; a link dropped on a group makes it glow once; the sidebar is translucent like Finder's, in Waypoint's own slate. With "Reduce motion" things fade instead of moving, with "Reduce transparency" the sidebar is solid.
    • The web app moves the same way: the link editor as a sheet (Esc closes it), messages that rise and sink, the gliding selection. Buttons in the browser panel respond to a press too.
    • The window comes back where it was, at the size it had, on the page you left.
    • Settings' menu stays in place while a section scrolls.

    Corregido

    • Settings › Updates said "checked Invalid Date"; it shows when it last checked again.

  24. 0.9.0

    Añadido

    • Groups open as browser tab groups: the links you open from Waypoint gather in a tab group with the group's name and colour — one link at a time, the next one joins it. The groups inside it go along, and so do their facet bundles. From the browser panel and from the Mac window; Chrome, Edge, Brave, Helium, Firefox and Zen (Safari opens plain tabs). Only tabs Waypoint opens are grouped. On for every group; switch it off in Edit group (a sub-group can have its own). Your choice alone, also in a shared group. The browser asks once for the new permission ("View and manage your tab groups").

  25. 0.8.0

    Añadido

    • Later — a place for what you want to read or watch later. Save a page into it from the browser panel (the clock button, ⌥⇧L, right-click → Later, or drop it on "Later"), from the field at the top of the Inbox in the Mac window and the web app (Save for later), or from an import. Each link stays 90 days, shown at the end of its row (amber in the last 3 days, red on the last day); "+7 days" once. Move a link into another group and it stays for good. What expires is out of sight under "Expired" (with "Back to Later") and deleted after a year; saving it again tells you that you had it before. A macOS notification the day before links expire. Later can't be deleted, but you can switch it off in Settings; the days and the switch apply on all your devices. Rules never file into Later — it fills up by hand. Imports from Pocket, Instapaper, Omnivore, Readwise Reader and wallabag can put unread items straight into Later (the import's group stays). AI agents can list Later and save into it.
    • Add a link from the Mac window: a field at the top of the Inbox — Save, or Save for later.

  26. 0.7.0

    Añadido — privacy

    • Private links and groups: mark a link (in its editor) or a group (Edit group) as private, and it is never shared — not in a shared group, not in read links. A private link in a shared group stays yours: you see it there, the others never get it. A private group keeps everything in it private and stays behind when the group above it is shared. Private things still sync to your own Macs and your web app. A small lock marks them.
    • Presenting mode: in a call or on a projector, switch it on in the menu bar, in Settings › Privacy or with ⌥⇧P — everything private disappears on this Mac at once: from the window, every browser panel, search, "You are here", the right-click menu and from AI agents (they are told why). Group counts leave private links out too. Your other Macs and the web app are not affected.
    • The privacy lock (Settings › Privacy): with a 6-digit code, presenting mode stays on until you unlock it — with the code, one of ten one-time backup codes or Touch ID. While it is locked, nothing that could reveal or carry away what is private works either: making things un-private, exports and restoring backups, connecting a new browser or agent, sharing and Cloud account changes. Wrong codes make you wait longer each time; nothing is ever wiped.

    Cambiado

    • Save buttons are outlined while nothing has changed and turn lime when there is something to save; checkboxes are lime everywhere.
    • Groups fold: a second click on an open group closes it — in the browser panel and in the sidebar of the web app and the Mac app.

  27. 0.6.0

    Añadido

    • Waypoint speaks your language: English, German, Czech, Polish, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese — the Mac app, the menu bar, the browser panel and the web app. It follows your system, or choose in Settings › General › Language; everything switches at once. The web app has its own choice under Account › Language.

    Also new since 0.3 (0.5.0 was not published on its own)

    • Move in from Raindrop — everything: Settings › Data › Move in from Raindrop. Collections (nested, with their icons as group logos), links with notes, excerpts, highlights, tags and the date you saved them. It shows what would come over before saving; importing again adds only what is new.
    • Import from more tools in one place: Pinboard, Linkwarden, Readwise Reader, wallabag, Omnivore, OneTab, Toby, Pocket, Instapaper, Karakeep and browser bookmarks (linkding, Diigo and Safari's Reading List too). Notes, highlights and save dates come along where the tool exports them.
    • Full web address or only the domain under link titles, chosen apart for the window and the browser panels.
    • Clearer link rows: the title at full width, the address under it, topics as tag chips, and a thin line between links. Icons next to each Settings section.

  28. 0.3.0

    Añadido — Waypoint Cloud (beta)

    • An account, end-to-end encrypted: Settings › Account. Your password never leaves your Mac, and Waypoint Cloud stores only what it cannot read. A recovery kit (24 words, to print or to copy into a password manager like Proton Pass) is the way back if the password is lost.
    • Your Macs in sync: links, groups, facets, topics and rules are the same on every Mac you sign in on — offline changes follow when you are online again.
    • Share a group (its settings › Sharing): invite people by email or with a one-time link; they can edit or only view. Your notes, topics and pins stay yours. Groups others share with you appear under Shared with me. The browser panel says when a link goes into a shared group.
    • Teams and organisations: share with a team or a whole organisation (managed at waypoint.vizis.cz).
    • Suggested rules: the owner of a shared group can suggest rules; you use or ignore them once.
    • waypoint.vizis.cz: your links in the browser on any computer, with sharing and read-only links for people without Waypoint.
    • Free during the test phase.

    Añadido

    • A colour for every group: Edit group › Colour — automatic, one of eight, or any colour you like. Sub-groups take their parent's colour unless they have their own, so what belongs together looks together. It fills the icon, or rings the group's logo with a small gap.

    Cambiado

    • A calmer browser panel: links show their title only — no address, topics or other groups underneath. Point at a link to see its address; search results and links with the same title keep their details. Settings › Extensions › Details under titles brings them back. The Mac app and the web app always show them.
    • In the panel, + Sub-group shows only in the picked group.
    • Sub-group cards are quieter: the group's own logo, its name, what is in it on the left and when it was last active on the right, and an arrow.

  29. 0.2.3

    Añadido

    • Updates inside the app: Waypoint looks for a new version after starting and then once a day. Check for Updates… in the menu bar menu and in Settings › General checks at once. When an update is there, the menu bar menu and the sidebar say so, and one click installs it and restarts Waypoint. From this version on there is no need to download Waypoint again.

    • Safari: the Waypoint extension now comes inside the Mac app. Install Waypoint, then switch it on in Safari › Settings › Extensions. Safari has no side panel, so Waypoint opens as a popup from the toolbar. It updates together with the app.

    • Import from Pocket, Instapaper and Karakeep: Settings › Data › Import. Pick the file the service gave you (for Pocket, the zip as it is). Everything lands in a new group. Folders and lists become sub-groups, tags become topics, and read or archived items go into “Archive”.

    • Import this browser's bookmarks from the panel: below your groups, click Import this browser's bookmarks…. The browser asks once for access to your bookmarks; Waypoint reads them, gives the access back, and shows how many it found. They land in a new group, with the bookmarks bar and your folders as sub-groups. Not in Safari, which has no bookmark access for extensions.

    • Your links are encrypted on your Mac. Waypoint's database and its daily backups are now encrypted; the key is kept in your Keychain, where only Waypoint can read it. FileVault alone protects a Mac that is switched off — this also protects your links from other programs while you are logged in. An existing database is encrypted once, on the first start of this version.

    • Rules table (Settings › Rules) for long rule lists: uses the whole window; columns Pattern, Files under, Parent (the groups above, e.g. "Scout24 › Video Generation") and Hits (how many saved links a rule matches today — 0 means new or dead); click a column to sort; one filter field searches pattern, group and parent. Edit a rule in place instead of removing and adding it again; long patterns wrap inside their column.

    • Name and note per browser in Settings › Extensions (e.g. "Chrome · work profile"). The list uses the whole window and shows when each browser was last used — "used 12 days ago" — newest first, and points out the ones not used for 30 days so you can revoke them.

    Cambiado

    • Desktop, Rows layout of a group: one link per line across the whole width — title, address and topics side by side, nothing cut off with "…".
    • The desktop window is at least 1024 pixels wide, so tables like Settings › Rules keep room for their columns.
    • Waypoint no longer shows in the Dock or the app switcher (⌘-Tab): it lives in the menu bar only. Its window still opens from there.
    • Safari's popup has no "Make a rule" (rules are set up in the app; the popup is too narrow).

    Corregido

    • Safari connected as "Chromium browser"; it now says Safari.

  30. 0.2.2

    Añadido

    • Link text and icon sizes: Settings › General › Link text and Link icons (small, medium, large), with a preview. They apply in the desktop window and in every browser panel.
    • Desktop: your own group logo — in Edit group, click the logo or drop an image on it (any size; it is cropped to a square). Sub-groups can have their own logo too; without one they show the logo of the group above. Remove goes back to the initials. A sub-group's own logo shows in the sidebar, on its card in the group view and in the browser panel.

    Cambiado

    • Desktop: the path above a sub-group's name is now a row of clear, clickable chips (← Scout24 › Video Generation) instead of small grey text.

  31. 0.2.1

    Añadido

    • Panel: Make a rule next to "Saves to …" on a page that isn't saved yet: the Waypoint app opens Settings › Rules with the page tested, a pattern suggested (github.com/acme/*) and the group chosen.
    • Panel: a cog on group cards and sub-groups (on hover) opens that group's settings in the Waypoint app — name, parent, logo, where its links open, which pages belong to it.
    • Panel: a lime line on the left marks the link that is the page you are on, and each sub-group on the way to it.
    • Panel: + Sub-group at the end of every open group creates a group inside it, at any depth.

    Cambiado

    • Panel: the arrow on a group card now sits at the far right, after the pin, and points down while the card is open.
    • Panel: sub-groups are no longer indented; they line up with the links above them.

    Corregido

    • Panel: on a saved page, the line above the groups said "fits this page"; it now says "this page is here".
    • Dark favicons (GitHub, Astro, …) were nearly invisible on the dark background. They are now shown light, keeping their colours; very colourful dark icons get a light tile instead.

  32. 0.2.0

    First public release: a notarized Mac app and the browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Helium, Firefox and Zen.

    Añadido

    • Topics: a topic map that narrows to topics occurring together, #topic in search, renaming and merging topics, and "N without topics".
    • Easier tagging: Waypoint reads each page's own description (searchable), the editor suggests topics you already use, and "Let Claude tag these" hands the job to an agent.
    • Pin to top for groups.
    • Pick a group by hand in the panel (blue frame): the next save goes there.
    • Desktop: sub-groups shown as cards with their link count, activity and site icons.
    • Desktop: a group's links as columns or rows — toggle next to "Open all".
    • Agents (MCP): a built-in guide, an overview of your collection, and four ready-made jobs: sort the Inbox, tag untagged links, tidy topics, suggest a structure.

    Cambiado

    • The lime "You are here" frame only shows for a page that is saved in that group; a page that merely fits a group says "Fits this page".
    • The shortcut's name in the browser settings no longer claims it closes the tab (that is a setting).

    Corregido

    • A group sometimes showed fewer links than its count after it was closed and opened again.
    • URL rules now ignore upper and lower case (github.com/acme/* matches github.com/Acme/…).