Realm v1.2.0

Dividers that stay put

The line between two panes was disappearing and coming back when you nudged it. A browser pane is a native view that composites above the window's own drawing, and its bounds rounded each edge independently. So a pane whose left edge landed a fraction of a pixel short covered the divider beside it and could not be drawn over in return. Even splits were where it bit: halves round outward-safe, thirds and sixths do not. The view is now inset to the pixel grid and can never reach outside its own box.

Reorderable pane-group tabs

Drag a tab along the strip to reorder it, or move it with ⌥← and ⌥→. The drop indicator is a rule in the gap between tabs, distinct from dropping a pane onto a tab, which still moves that pane into the group.

First run, in two columns

The agents on the left, the space on the right. Stacked, the one field anybody types sat below a dozen radios; side by side each half is scannable on its own. The space's icon and colour are on that form now. First run was already choosing them, it just never showed you.

Quieter surfaces

The prompter's lift is cast from its curve rather than its box, so the shadow follows the corner instead of squaring it off. The space strip's fill dissolves into the material behind it, and the under-strip takes the card's ring and as much of its rounding as it can hold.

Fixed

pnpm app:icons finds and clears the stale bundle registrations that were putting an old app icon on notification banners. Every packaged build left in a worktree claims the same bundle identifier, and macOS can resolve a notification's icon to any of them.