style: add subtle borders to emoji tiles

2026-10-17 01:20:01 +02:00
parent 433c5c3c2a
commit 6085cbd217
3 changed files with 5 additions and 1 deletions
@@ -106,6 +106,8 @@ Rates are shared across queries and refreshed on the next currency query after t

 Search for **Conjure Emoji**, identified by its centered 🤔 icon, and open it. Browse the grid or search by name, keyword, `:shortcode:`, or emoji. Use the category menu to filter results or show **Recently Used**. Your last 30 selections are saved locally. Favorites appear first, followed by recent selections when browsing All Emoji.

+Each emoji tile has the same subtle rounded border used elsewhere in Conjure; the selected tile retains its accent fill.
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 Use the arrow keys or Control-H/J/K/L to navigate left/down/up/right; the grid scrolls to keep the selected emoji visible. Return, clicking an emoji, or **Copy and Paste** copies it, dismisses Conjure, and tries to paste into the app that was focused when the launcher opened. Automatic pasting requires **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility → Conjure**; macOS prompts if permission is missing. After granting it, select an emoji again. If permission is denied, the previous app is unavailable, or focus cannot be restored promptly, the emoji stays copied for manual Command-V. The Back chevron returns to the launcher and restores your search.

 If macOS keeps prompting despite an enabled Accessibility entry, quit Conjure, remove its stale entry with the minus button, add the exact app you launch (normally `/Applications/Conjure.app`), enable it, then reopen Conjure and retry. Avoid switching between installed and `.build` copies. For permission that survives rebuilds, configure certificate signing as described above. **Copy Emoji** followed by manual Command-V works without this permission.