- FilesControlsRow (and Photos' own controls row) wrapped its Row in a
SingleChildScrollView, which gives a child unbounded width - silently
breaking the trailing Spacer (a flex child needs bounded width) and
leaving the List/Grid toggle sitting right after the filter chip
instead of pinned to the row's right edge, "not enough controls to
fill the row" or not. Removed the scroll wrapper (two chips and an
icon toggle never need it) and the dead scroll-hint plumbing that
went with it in files_view.dart.
- Photos' All/Photos/Videos chips moved into the filter sheet as a
full-width segmented control (matching Settings' Theme control),
instead of their own row of chips competing for space with the sort
and filter chips.
- Settings' Theme row: the System/Light/Dark segmented control now
sits on its own row below the label instead of squeezed into a
trailing slot beside it, where three icon+label segments were too
cramped to read comfortably - same shape as the sort sheet's
Ascending/Descending control.
- NooBanner (Trash's "Empty trash") and NooSummaryCard (Offline's
"Sync now") both move their action onto its own row below the
description text instead of squeezed onto the same line, where a
longer caption had no room to share with it.
- SharesController now caches each scope (with you / by you, which
also covers links) after its first fetch instead of re-fetching on
every single switch, including switching straight back to a scope
already loaded seconds ago.
- Shares' per-row overflow menu jumped straight to the unshare
confirmation with no menu at all - a link share had no way to copy
its own URL short of opening the full Share sheet. It's a real menu
now: "Copy link" (link shares only) plus remove/unshare.
- Settings gained a trailing jump rail on mobile (one small icon per
section) so a specific section can be reached in one tap instead of
scrolling the whole list by hand; desktop's 2-column grid doesn't
need one.
- The media viewer's PageView now disables its own left/right swipe
while the current photo is zoomed in, so panning around it doesn't
also swipe to the next item.
- The PDF preview no longer sets minScale below 1.0: pdfx's
PdfViewPinch hard-codes an *infinite* pan boundary whenever minScale
< 1 (not an exposed parameter, so there's no way to override it),
which let a page be panned arbitrarily far off-screen without ever
zooming.
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