What just shipped, what is in the app today, and where it is going.
He started here. On solid ground.
1.1.0
current
Chinti now tucks itself onto the edge of your screen, and can grab you a copy of any project you have open in your browser.
Chinti lives on the edge now. It used to sit on your desktop as a small panel that was simply always there. Now it folds away into a slim arrow welded to the left, right, or top edge of your screen. Hover it and it nudges out and tells you which project it is watching; click and the panel slides out beside it; drag it anywhere along those edges and it stays where you put it, even after a restart.
Minimize puts it away. Minimizing Chintu now folds it into that arrow instead of dropping it into the taskbar — because "get out of my way for a minute" and "I'm done with this" are different things. Your taskbar button still brings the whole app back. If you would rather have an ordinary minimize, Settings → Chinti turns it off, and there is a second switch there to hide the arrow entirely.
Fork a project in one click. Chinti has a second screen. Have a project open on github.com and it will spot it, check with GitHub that it is really there, and offer to make you your own copy. One click, then three plain choices: put a copy on my computer, open it in Chintu, or just leave it on GitHub. If nothing is spotted you can paste a link instead. The same thing is in New repository → Fork a repo.
It stays out of the way of whatever you are watching. If something goes full screen — a video, a game — the arrow hides itself until you are done.
Smaller things: the Chinti panel was rebuilt so everything in it lines up; Commit and Push are the same size as each other at every panel size; and the keyboard shortcut only appears when there is room for it rather than being crammed against an edge.
Every earlier release is on GitHub.