Release notes

FEATURE

Adjusted card opacity lets the black hole and aquarium backgrounds shine through

Your gorgeous themed backgrounds will no longer be completely obscured by the data cards on top of them. Previously, when you used the "Black Hole" or "Midnight Aquarium" panels, the card opacity was so heavy and the background blur so intense that the black hole's accretion disk, or the aquarium's fish and jellyfish, were virtually buried. The system has now significantly lowered both the opacity and the blur on these cards, allowing the beautiful canvas art to shine through clearly while keeping the text completely readable. Additionally, the project's README manual has been thoroughly restructured following best practices from top open-source tools, and now includes a complete inventory of all current features. It's like installing a stunning aquarium as a room divider, only to realize the frosted glass you used was so thick you couldn't see the fish; now you've swapped it for crystal-clear glass, keeping the separation of the room intact while letting you admire the vibrant marine life.

Original changelog

Original changelogAdjusted card opacity lets the black hole and aquarium backgrounds shine through
**Black hole panel: the black hole was barely visible behind the cards**: card surface opacity (0.28 → 0.14) and backdrop blur (4px → 1.5px) were heavy enough to bury the accretion disk and event horizon drawn on the background canvas. Both were lowered so the black hole stays clearly visible through the cards.
**Midnight aquarium panel: fish and jellyfish were hidden behind the cards**: same treatment as the black hole panel — card surface opacity (0.22/0.28 → 0.13/0.17) and backdrop blur (12px → 2.5px) lowered so the aquarium life stays visible while text remains readable.
**README overhauled in both languages**: restructured along conventions surveyed from well-maintained open-source developer tools, with a complete inventory of current features.