In some areas, such as the move-page view, we'd only display chapters and books that the user would have permission to move into.
Now, we'll show all visible chapters & books but add a warning where permission is lacking:
-TODO - IMAGE Move page permission display
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There's a high chance that the future desired permissions features will negatively impact performance so we'll continue to look for performance increasing opportunities to level out these impacts where possible.
Book list items now have nicer hover and cursor interaction styles, and a drag handle is shown to make it clearer
that the books can be dragged around and re-ordered as desired.
-TODO - Image of shelf edit
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A search bar has been added to the available-books-list so you can quickly find a specific book, especially handy
in larger instances with many pre-existing books you'd have to search through. This list is now also sorted by name
To remedy this, and to hopefully achieve a more efficient experience than ever before, we've added the ability to
favourite code languages:
-TODO - IMAGE OF CODE FAVOURITES
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Favourite languages will be automatically sorted to the top of the list, and these preference will be stored against your BookStack user account so the favourites remain personal to you, and consistent across browsing devices.
An past attempt was made to add a specific chapter-sort view but this never progressed to completion.
As a user-experience-focused workaround, a "Sort Book" action will now show when viewing a chapter, where permission permits:
-TODO - Image of sort book action
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### Adjustable IP Address Storage Precision
This is a numeric option, defaulting to `4` (Show entire IP address), which effectively states how many octets of an IPv4 address should be shown, or how many pairs-of-chomps of an IPv6 address should show.
As an example, the audit log preview below reflects usage of `IP_ADDRESS_PRECISION=3`:
-TODO - Image with IP MASKING
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