The old code registered every enabled hotkey through Electron globalShortcut
API, which captures system-wide. Setting M as mute meant m could not be
typed in any other app. Now the OS-level registration only happens when
binding.global === true; otherwise the existing window-keydown listener
handles it.
The inner cards (Nachrichten-Ton / Klingelton / Audio-Gerät / Hotkeys /
…) looked like they had a stark white outline. The cause: --color-line
is a semi-transparent white token, and applying the `/60` alpha modifier
in `border-line/60` overrides the original alpha — so the inner border
ended up brighter than the outer Section's normal `border-line`.
Drop the border entirely. Background tint + caps heading is enough
grouping signal in a tab-pattern panel.
The previous build used IntersectionObserver to highlight whichever
section was in view. With nine sections of unequal heights and smooth-
scroll firing observer callbacks mid-scroll, the active highlight
drifted (clicking 'Konto' showed 'Soundboard' as active because the
last section never crossed the observer's 20%-30% band).
Switched to a tab pattern (macOS System Settings / Discord / GitHub
style): the sidebar selects ONE section, only that section renders.
`useState<TabId>` is the single source of truth; no observer, no
scrolling between sections, no anchor links to clash with HashRouter.
Mobile fallback (<lg) gets a `<select>` dropdown above the panel.
Drops the now-unused `id` prop from Section and removes the
IntersectionObserver effect.
App uses HashRouter, so an <a href="#profile"> changes the routing
hash and the router can't find a match — it falls back to /chats.
Replace anchors with buttons that scroll the target section via
scrollIntoView and update the active highlight optimistically.
Two UI fixes:
1. MessageBubble: 'Nachricht nicht lesbar' was rendered with
text-fg-muted on the blue 'mine' bubble — invisible. Now uses
text-accent-fg/80 on mine, text-fg-muted on peer (still
≥4.5:1 contrast in both modes).
2. SettingsPage: redesigned from a long single-column scroll into a
sticky-sidebar + content layout (lg+) with:
- 9 anchor-linked sections with icons in the sidebar
- IntersectionObserver highlights the active section
- Each section has a description subtitle for context
- Voice (the densest section) is now sub-grouped into Audio-Gerät /
Qualität / PTT / Hotkeys / E2EE via SubSection cards
- Notifications consolidates message-sound + ringtone
- Danger-toned account section visually separated
- Mobile fallback is the original single-column scroll
Root cause of "alle Nachrichten verschlüsselt + kann nicht schreiben":
uploadUserKeyBlob (called by setupNewUserIdentity, changePin and
regenerateRecoveryCode) routed through reset_user_key, which DELETES
every conversation_keys row addressed to the user or one of their
devices. So setting a PIN destroyed every legacy bundle BEFORE the
migration could re-wrap them. The user ended up with user_keys set,
zero un-migrated bundles, no decryption, no send.
Fixes shipped:
* supabase/migrations/20260516000001_user_key_rpcs_v2.sql
- upsert_user_key: same UPSERT, NO delete. Used everywhere except
"Identität zurücksetzen" (which keeps reset_user_key on purpose).
- rotate_conv_key: bumps active_key_version atomically and inserts
a fresh batch of bundles (per-user + per-device fallback).
* shared/auth/userKey.ts: uploadUserKeyBlob now calls upsert_user_key.
* shared/chat/convKeys.ts: new rotateConvKey() that wraps the fresh
conv-key for every member's user_keys (preferred) and falls back to
each member's per-device public_key for peers still on 0.17.x.
* shared/chat/convKeys.ts: getOrCreateConvKey auto-triggers rotate
when the user has no recipient_user_id row at the active version
but rows exist (the deadlock case). Existing outbox retries drain
on their own once the rotate completes — no manual button.
* desktop/MessageBubble.tsx: "...cannot decrypt" is now a softer,
German "Nachricht nicht lesbar" so users don't think the app
crashed when historical messages can't be unwrapped.
The 0.18.1 fix relied on an existing-device + present-stronghold-key match.
That fails for users who:
- had multiple device registrations and only retain the latest device's
private key in the local vault
- had a vault wipe / fresh OS install at some point
- have device rows that vanished server-side but keys still locally
Migration now scans conversation_keys for distinct un-migrated
recipient_device_ids visible to the user (RLS-filtered) and probes the
stronghold for each, regardless of whether the server still lists that
device. Result struct surfaces attempted/migrated/noKey/decryptFail/rpcFail
counters; SecurityCenter shows them via a new "Migration erneut ausführen"
button so users can self-diagnose without DevTools.
Also adds [crypto-migration] console.info breadcrumbs at every decision
point so a single F12 shows what happened.
PostgREST translates .eq('col', null) to `col = NULL` which is always false
in SQL. The migration silently returned zero rows -> setupNewUserIdentity
fired but re-wrapped nothing -> users could set a PIN but every send threw
'Awaiting key'. Switching to .is('col', null) emits `col IS NULL` and the
migration finally finds its work.
Also makes the migration trigger idempotent and re-fires it on:
- every successful loadOrUnlockUserKey
- AuthContext startup when the user-key is already cached
so users stuck on 0.18.0 auto-recover the moment they install 0.18.1.
PinInput: focused + active-slot now show a brand-coloured ring, glow, and
a blinking caret so users see where the next keystroke lands.
Drops the always-on 'Sprach-Channel' banner. The preview panel renders
only when peers are in the active call (1:1 and group identical).
Calls are still started via the topbar phone icon.
devices rows no longer carry public_key for crypto purposes. The whole
per-device key API surface (provisionNewDevice, loadDevicePrivateKey,
saveDevicePrivateKey, forgetDevicePrivateKey, restoreDeviceFromServerRecord)
is removed; registerDevice now records {name, platform} only. SQL drops the
NOT NULL on devices.public_key so future telemetry rows can omit it.
Note: SQL not applied locally - push via pnpm prod:migrate when ready.
When a conversation opens, the local client checks every accepted member
for a recipient_user_id bundle on the active key version. Members without
one get a best-effort wrap from the local conv-key handle. This closes
the legacy migration gap where peer B couldn't read because no one had
yet wrapped the new per-user conv-key for them.
Drops the manual backup-string flow; replaces it with PIN change,
recovery-code regeneration, and identity reset (all sealed via the new
user_keys table).
Replaces the per-device DeviceRecord lookup with a per-user discriminated
union (loading | needs-setup | needs-unlock | unlocked). Heartbeat block
deleted (telemetry no longer device-bound); webPush keyed by install-id.
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