Features

• Window rules can set their initial column width in Settings. The rule Options menu accepts a viewport fraction from 0.05 to 1.0, or a blank value for automatic sizing. Invalid values are highlighted without blocking unrelated Settings changes from saving. Improvements
• The Settings window is resizable and fits the monitor's usable work area. Its default and minimum dimensions scale with display DPI, and it opens centered and clamped to the available work area so controls remain accessible on smaller or scaled displays.
• New scratchpads use proportional, monitor-aware default sizing. Initial and fallback dimensions use half the active work area's width and three-fifths of its height, with safe minimums and clamping for small displays; first summons remain centered. Fixes
• New windows stay on the monitor where Windows opens them. Monitor selection uses opening bounds when they map to an attached monitor; otherwise it retains the focused monitor, while preserving fullscreen stacking without stealing focus when new-window focusing is disabled.
• Scoop release metadata and maintenance are corrected and guarded. The checked-in manifest matches the published 0.2.7 package URL, checksum, and extraction directory, while CI validation and release documentation prevent stale metadata and premature pre-release refreshes.
• Workspace switches retain an explicitly empty destination. Delayed focus notifications for the old managed window that were generated before switch completion no longer pull the view back to its source workspace (#103).
• Minimum-width feedback uses the usable tiled width and keeps widened focused columns in view. Stable, unusually large enforced minimums are immediately remeasured once. Internal
• Developer-only synthetic touchpad diagnostic. The platform example records observed low-level wheel message kind, delta, coordinates, timestamp, and injection flags for controlled three-contact swipes.