Improvements and fixes

Smaller changes that make Koobe easier to use on phones and with a keyboard, and fairer with your credits.

“Write my book” works again on a book you come back to. For a few days it could wrongly say your changes hadn’t saved.
Stop a chapter part way and you keep what it wrote for 1 credit. Stop it before it writes anything and it’s free.
Credits come back by themselves for work that was cut off, a lettering redraw that failed, or writing that couldn’t start.
Paid twice by mistake, say in two tabs? The second payment is refunded automatically.
Moving to a bigger plan part way through a month adds that month’s share of the extra credits. That’s the same share you pay, and the upgrade window shows how many credits arrive.
Upgrading with a card that needs your bank’s approval shows your bank’s check, then goes ahead.
Deleting your account also ends your plan, so you’re never charged again.
“Suggest titles” and “Suggest new sections” only change what they say.
On phones, the menu has Notifications, Search, Help and Sign out. A small sign shows your work is saved, an open chapter can move up or down, and the keyboard no longer pops up every time you open Koobe.
With a keyboard or screen reader, windows keep focus and hand it back when they close, and books in Projects open with Enter.
In dark mode, “Write this chapter” is readable and the focus outline shows.
Escape no longer throws away notes you’ve typed, and your pictures show while they upload.
A new Koobe logo, on the site and in the app.

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