Henry Jameson 786a695eb6 Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/develop' into themes-accent

* upstream/develop:
  Fix one click nsfw unhide on videos
  Escape HTML from display name and subject fields

2020-02-11 10:03:34 +02:00

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog.

[Unreleased]

Tons of color slots including ones for hover/pressed/toggled buttons
Experimental --variable[,mod] syntax support for color slots in themes. the mod makes color brighter/darker depending on background color (makes darker color brighter/darker depending on background color)
Kenomo theme based on new UX proposal mockups
Icons in nav panel
Private mode support
Support for 'Move' type notifications
Pleroma AMOLED dark theme
User level domain mutes, under User Settings -> Mutes
Emoji reactions for statuses

theme engine update to 3 (themes v2.1 introduction)
massive internal changes in theme engine - slowly away from "generate things separately with spaghetti code" towards "feed all data into single 'generateTheme' function and declare slot inheritance and all in a separate file"
Breezy theme updates to make it closer to actual Breeze in some aspects
when using --variable in shadows it no longer uses the actual CSS3 variable, instead it generates color from other slots
theme doesn't get saved to local storage when opening FE anonymously
Captcha now resets on failed registrations
Notifications column now cleans itself up to optimize performance when tab is left open for a long time
403 messaging

anon viewers won't get theme data saved to local storage, so admin changing default theme will have an effect for users coming back to instance.
Single notifications left unread when hitting read on another device/tab
Registration fixed
Deactivation of remote accounts from frontend
Fixed NSFW unhiding not working with videos when using one-click unhiding/displaying

changed the way fading effects for user profile/long statuses works, now uses css-mask instead of gradient background hacks which weren't exactly compatible with semi-transparent themes