Sidebar Improvements and Visual Fixes in Qind

This release cleans up the sidebar and fixes a handful of visual inconsistencies across the app.

Favorites now show each item’s actual type color on its icon — links, notes, and images each get their own tint instead of a flat gray icon.
Removed the ”⋯” menu that appeared when hovering over Favorites. It wasn’t needed there.
In edit mode, hiding a row now leaves a ”+” button in its place to bring it right back. Previously the only way to restore a hidden row was a small text link below it, easy to miss.
Build and version info are back in the sidebar footer after quietly dropping out during an earlier rewrite. It’s admin-only, with a matching “Show version info” toggle in Settings → Preferences → Developer for admins who’d rather not see it.

Visual fixes

Fixed the type badge on the full item detail page. It was rendering as a plain gray label instead of the colored chip (with icon) used everywhere else in the app.
Webpage items got a new chip color. The previous one matched the “Processing” status badge, making the two easy to confuse at a glance.
The collection overview panel now starts collapsed and has a max width, so it no longer stretches edge-to-edge on wide screens.

Notes now consistently open in the note editor no matter where you open them from — item cards, task details, favorites, and more. A few of those places were opening the generic item page instead.
Fixed a dead link on a task’s linked-item card that pointed to a page that doesn’t exist.

These changes are live in your Qind library. Open Qind to try them.