Smile is a simple emoji picker for linux with custom tags support
- Fixed an issue causing emojis to be duplicated when "Mouse multi-select" option was enabled
- Added support for GNOME 47's accent colors
- Added Korean tags
- Fixed website buttons not working
- Fixed a bug causing emojis to become unclickable when using multi-selection
- Use wl-clipboard backend for clipboard action under wayland
- Fixed slowdowns caused by the TTF font
- Improved responsivness of the search bar
- Fixed: Smile using a lot of system memory when searching
- Fixed: yellow skintone variant not showing up in the selector when a custom skintone color was set
- Fixed: custom tags not showing up in search results when a custom skintone was set
- Fixed: an error that caused the order of the emojis to be reversed when searching
- Added translatable fields in many pop-up windows that were previously always displayed in English
- Slightly reduced the default size of the window to look better on smaller screens
- Fixed an error that caused the window to enlarge when showing the selection list on the bottom
- Fixed an issue causing emojis to be pasted when pressing ESC
- Added an option in the preferences to use multi selection on mouse click
- Added support for unicode 15
- The header bar has a flat style now, giving it a more "native" look and feel
- You can now import and export your custom tags from the preferences
- Automatically paste emojis on X11 using xdotool
- Automatically paste emojis with the GNOME extension!
- Performace improvements
- Use symbolic icons for categories
- The search bar has been aligned vertically
- Added an option to increase the size of the emojis
-Added French translation
-Added Dutch translation
-The app is now translatable!
-New Icon! Thanks Roman Morozov
- Don't make the all "Localization" group opaque in the settings if Localized tags are OFF
- Fixed an issue for which the default skintone would not be applied on restart
- Press ENTER when using the search bar to quickly copy the first result
- GTK4 + Adwaita rewrite!
- Reduced app size
- Updated localized tags
- IMPORTANT NOTICE! The following features are changed or have been removed:
- REMOVED "open window at mouse position" (incompatible with Wayland and influenced by other system settings)
- CHANGED switching categories can now be achieved by pressing [ALT + ←] and [ALT + →]
- CHANGED "Load in the backgroud" has been renamed to "Run in the backgroud"
- IMPROVEMENT To ensure compatibility with any desktop environment, when "Run in the backgroud" is set to OFF Smile will quit when selecting an emoji
- Fix toggle "open window at mouse position" on X11
- Added some emojis
- Updated libs
- Added tags in multiple languages
- Use both translated tags and English ones at the same time
- Added a modal that notifies about minor updates
- Always show the selected category on startup
- Reduced app size
- Unlocked "minimize on ESC" for Wayland users
- Added default skintone selector
- Added a new "What's new" page to check the changelog
- Find the corresponding emoji if searching an emoji (could be useful whem you are adding tags)
- Let the window be resizable
- Fixed a spelling mistake
- Improved some labels
- Fixed a bug that caused the wrong tags to be deleted when manually removing them from the preferences
- Re-added option to minimize the app on X11 systems
- Move the app on the current workspace when called when minimized
- Removed the option to minimize the app (for now) as it was buggy and uncompatible with Wayland
- Added an option to minimize the app to the system tray when selecting an emoji
- Added option to pre-load Smile automatically in the background on startup
- Unlocked lots of emojis
- Reworked groups and categories
- Trim search query
- Focus on the searchbar when pressing ⬆️ on an element in the first row
- Performance improvements
- Added support for more emojis!
- Search countries with their full name
- Bring focus to the search bar even when you have focus on the category picker
- Performance improvements
Improved meta tags and descriptions
First release on Flathub