Shipped on top of the 0.3.122 Settings restructure commit.
AI engines settings page. New top-level nav entry "AI engines" with its own
Default picker, Enabled list, catalog, discover filter and + Add AI engine
form. The Search page is now LLM-free — ENGINE_KINDS is `["search"]`, the
Search catalog filters out kind="llm" entries, and the Search custom-URL
form only adds kind="search" engines. add-engine IPC now accepts a kind:
"llm" field (sets defaultLlmId instead of searchEngine for LLM customs).
Pick-AI picker. Borders removed, corners rounded (16px), heavier shadow;
"Pick AI engines…" footer row dropped. Edit button (pencil icon) added to
the header; opens the new AI engines settings page via `llm-picker-settings`,
which now routes to the "ai-engines" slug (openSettingsTab falls through to
"search" for legacy profiles that lack the section).
Icon priority flipped. allEngines() now prefers a fetched favicon (the
site's own brand mark, cached per profile) over the bundled generic tile.
Bundled tiles still carry the first paint while the fetch runs, and the
emit after fetch swaps in the real brand. Offline profiles see the tile
indefinitely — same reliability as before.
Pithos sidebar panel. bundled-addons/pithos/addon.json declares a `panels`
block so sidebarLeftPanels() returns Pithos's panel BEFORE the add-on's
on-demand activation. Previously, the Sidebar settings' Theseus native
apps card was missing Pithos: it only appeared after first launch, when
the add-on's own registerSidebarPanel call ran. Hermes already did this.
Did-you-mean on DNS failures. The error page's "Did you mean" row now
merges BCNR warm-index matches with ICANN alternative-TLD swaps + history
base-name matches. For my.mynymbox.com the suggestions are my.mynymbox.io,
mynymbox.io, my.mynymbox.net, mynymbox.net — the subdomain-strip is
interleaved so a mistake like typing my.mynymbox.com when the real site
is client.mynymbox.io still surfaces mynymbox.io near the top. Both paths
are local-only; no network, no leak of what the user is browsing.
Sidebar settings tightened. "How panels open" collapsed to one row with
two side-by-side option cards; "Reset panel widths" and "AI engine in the
sidebar" are one-liners now.
The 0.3.106 switch from a native menu to an HTML overlay for Pick AI gave the
overlay a client-side window.blur handler that called api.close(). In the
engine picker (same pattern) the close-on-click-away is driven from main
with a `win.isFocused()` guard, so a focus flicker between the strip view
and the pop does not count as a click-away; the LLM overlay missed that
guard, so Electron's own view-to-view focus flicker on open was enough to
close the picker the moment it opened. From 0.3.106 through 0.3.119 the
Pick-AI button looked like a no-op: it rendered the pop internally (the DOM
was there, 7 rows) but setVisible flipped back off before paint. Users saw
a blank click.
Fix is the same contract the engine, language, downloads and site-info
pickers use: closeOnClickAway on main, no blur handler on the client.
`llmPickerVisible` is tracked alongside setVisible so the gate can read it.
The focus() call on open now runs only when the window is actually focused
(same guard the other overlays use). The raise() call also passed
`primaryW?.win` where a window record was expected, so the view never
re-parented when a secondary window became primary — fixed to pass the
record.
Also renames DuckDuckGo AI → Duck AI in the engine catalog. duck.ai is
Duck's own branded entry for the chat UI and matches what the host lands
on; the longer name was ambiguous next to the DuckDuckGo search entry.
Right-click or chevron-click on the sidebar strip's AI button now opens
a borderless overlay instead of a plain native menu: enabled engines
are listed with their bundled icons, the current engine is highlighted
with the acid accent + check, and a settings row at the bottom jumps
to Search settings. Clicking an engine selects it as the default and
opens it in the left panel in one click.
Bundled engine icons gained an svg-first fallback: engine-icons/<id>.svg
is picked up before <id>.png so plain color-coded letter tiles ship
alongside the existing bitmap favicons. Added tiles for ChatGPT, Grok,
Gemini and Phind — each a simple initial-on-color mark.
