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Exciting new update for Sidebar!

Exciting new update for Sidebar!

10/31/2019

 
Hello, everyone! I have some very exciting news. Sidebar just got an exciting new update! This update introduces some new features and improves some old ones. Keep reading to learn more about what's new.
What's new:
  • Quick links: Want to visit a website with just a few clicks? If so, Sidebar's newest feature will be interesting to you. Sidebar now features several quick links to popular websites. Neat!
  • Dark mode: Like most software in 2019, Sidebar has received a dark mode. There is also an option to turn on dark mode at night and switch to the light mode in the daytime. Pretty handy!
  • Refinements: I have made Sidebar look nicer and moved the close, restart, and shut down buttons to the new "Other" tab. I have also made some other small refinements to the design and code.
  • ​Bug fixes: I have fixed a few bugs. Hooray!
While the list of features isn't very long, this is still a very big update. For this reason, I'd encourage you to try it out! If you want to download it, you can visit the Sidebar page. You can also take a look at the new dark mode there.
Thanks for reading and have a great day!
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