UI improvements

Everything is now more Minecrafty, with sharp edges.
The theme color is now incorperated a bit more into the design.
Contrast between elements is now improved.

Model Viewer Update

This update adds a model viewer, and moves everything around.

• UI is moved to the right to make room for a full 3D model viewer
• Login popup is now full screen
• Cape buttons are optimized

Foolproof Login

This release removes the Microsoft login feature in the client to avoid confusion (note that the API still supports MS login and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future). It also updates the UI of the login page to make it easier to understand.

Clearer codes

This release makes it more clear that you can use authentication codes INSTEAD of Microsoft logins.

Sessions No Longer Painful

A new release already? Yeah, this time sessions will last for 30 days, matching the token expiration on the backend.

Login Popup Update

This should fix the login popup looking horrendous on Safari, as well as make it more distinct for people who have trouble distinguishing noisy interfaces.

Hotfix for DNS

This release makes the client query a DNS server to resolve the IP for our backend servers. This is to add support for Dynamic DNS, which is currently a requirement.
The resolution is for showing the current cape, which has to be fetched over HTTP and therefore needs to be directly found by IP in order to comply with .DEV domain requirements and cross-protocol request requirements.

v1.0.1

This release provides support for the new server release, including:

• Model deletion
• Improved error detection

1.0.0

This is the first release of the ReCape web client.

What it has:

• Full support for the ReCape API, including capes, models, and login systems
• A web-based interface

What to expect:

• UI upgrades
• Performance improvements