Liteleaf 0.8-r0 expands customization and traceability across the writing environment. The public interface, user area, administration, and emails are now also available in Spanish. Aspell follows the interface into the editor, where Spanish text can be checked interactively and project-specific words can be learned by each project's dictionary.
The release also introduces a complete dark theme. Administrators can set the instance default, while each person can inherit that choice or explicitly prefer the light or dark theme. Individual preferences take priority, and the effective theme applies to public pages, the Dashboard, administration, and the editor, with a dedicated logo for dark mode.
Project owners and editors now have access to a paginated project audit. The new view brings together editing events, file operations, collaborator changes, and antivirus actions while remaining strictly limited to the current project. It presents the actor, date, outcome, and relevant operation details without exposing document contents or sensitive information. Readers do not have access to this area.
Finally, the editor menu now displays the project's actual name. Owners can rename it with a double click, and the interface reflects the change without a page reload. Together, these improvements make Liteleaf more welcoming to multilingual teams, more comfortable across working environments, and more transparent in everyday project management.
← Back to the blog