DockFlare v3.1.2: You Look Good

[ChrispyBacon-dev]

Hello everyone,

v3.1.2 is a visual release.

No new infrastructure, no new services. This one is about making DockFlare feel cohesive the same design language across the website, the Master app, and the Webmail client. While I was at it, the login screens got a proper redesign.

Highlights

• New DockFlare logo dedicated light and dark SVG variants, auto-switching everywhere
• Website, Master, and Webmail now share the same visual design system
• Login screens redesigned with a split-panel layout
• All assets bundled locally no CDN, no external requests

What's New

New Logo

DockFlare has a proper logo now with separate light and dark SVG variants. The GitHub README above already uses it if you're reading this in dark mode you should see the light version, and vice versa. Both the website and all app surfaces serve the correct variant automatically based on your active theme.

Design Sync

The website, Master app, and Webmail client now speak the same visual language same colours, same typography, same component style. Previously each surface had drifted slightly. That drift is gone.

Login Pages

Both login screens have been redesigned with a 50/50 split panel and a refreshed form card. Toggle between light and dark mode on the login screen the panel colours invert and the logo switches variant automatically. Worth a look.

Fixed

Outbound display name: The display name set during mailbox creation was stored but never applied when sending. Outbound emails now correctly use Display Name <address> in the From header. Thanks to the community for the report — #363.

Notes

No changes to agents, Docker Compose, or Cloudflare configuration. Master and Webmail update by pulling the new images.

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For the full breakdown see CHANGELOG.md.

Happy tunnelling,
Christian

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