# Changelog

All notable changes are documented here, newest first.

## [2026.11.9-2237] - 2026-11-09 - 22:37

### Changed

- Published: the repository is public on GitLab and the site is served at digital-privacy.niftylittletools.dev.

## [2026.11.9-2217] - 2026-11-09 - 22:17

### Added

- A link back to Nifty Little Tools, in the header before the tool's name and in the footer.
- A Knowledge map button above the contents; the map is its own page, outside the contents list and the previous and next links.

### Changed

- Knowledge map: at 1920 x 900 or larger the whole page fits the window with no scrollbar, and on bigger screens only the padding grows. On smaller windows the page scrolls and each sidebar folds to a rail, the choice remembered on this device.
- Knowledge map: the title shares a row with the search and filters; the introduction, hints and keyboard help are in the panel; the list of every node is kept for readers without JavaScript.
- Knowledge map: clicking empty space deselects, the same as the panel's close button.
- The logo is a fingerprint in place of the scales, so the tool does not read as a legal service at a glance. The NOT-legal-advice banner keeps its crossed-out scales.

## [2026.11.9-2139] - 2026-11-09 - 21:39

### Changed

- The language switch, segmented controls and the theme button now have the same hover as every other button: a fill sweeps in from the left (the shared house stylesheet).
- Knowledge map: on a wide window the page uses the whole width, with the contents on the left, the map in the centre at the window's height and the node panel always on the right, showing how to read the map until a point is clicked.
- Knowledge map: hovering a point grows it, fades what is unrelated and thickens its connections, and the zoom buttons and centring glide; all of it is off for a reader who asks for less motion.

### Added

- Knowledge map: on-screen zoom, fit and pan buttons, and full keyboard control: the map is one Tab stop, arrow keys move from point to point, Enter opens one, + and − zoom, 0 shows everything and Esc closes the panel.
- Knowledge map: cited sources have labels, shortened on the map and whole in the panel. They appear when zoomed in or around the law being looked at.

### Fixed

- Knowledge map: the panel's Go to the full page button was blank until hovered, red text on red.
- Knowledge map: dragging the map no longer selects its labels, which showed them on a red background; a tall panel no longer leaves blank space under the map; and labels are no longer underlined.

## [2026.11.9-2112] - 2026-11-09 - 21:12

### Added

- A knowledge graph of every law, right, topic, regulator, term and cited source: a page of real links, published as `graph.json`, with a Related list on every page.
- For crawlers: dates and language pairs in the sitemap, `llms-full.txt`, breadcrumb and dataset data.

### Changed

- Every section whose source could not be reached says so in a source note, listed on How this site is made. Before the first-visit notice is read the article is blurred rather than removed, so rendering crawlers still receive it.

## [2026.11.9-2043] - 2026-11-09 - 20:43

### Added

- Australia, India, China, Japan, South Korea, the Budapest Convention and Convention 108+. Where an official site could not be reached, the page says so.

## [2026.11.9-2029] - 2026-11-09 - 20:29

### Added

- Brazil, Chile, the United States (federal rules and California) and Canada (federal law). Where an official site could not be reached, the page says so and names what stands in for it.

### Changed

- The United Kingdom gains its age of consent and the higher fines for cookie rules, from pages now read in an ordinary browser.

## [2026.11.9-2001] - 2026-11-09 - 20:01

### Added

- The United Kingdom, Switzerland, the EU's cookie rules (with Germany's) and the EU AI Act, from their official texts.

### Changed

- The NOT legal advice banner stays fixed under the header, with a no-entry sign over the scales; "NOT" is in capitals wherever the site says so. Tables are only as wide as their content. The EU page cites the Council's own mandate for its proposed changes.

## [2026.11.9-1925] - 2026-11-09 - 19:25

### Added

- The site: the house shell, contents, on-this-page, breadcrumbs, previous and next, numbered references with back-links, a glossary, search through Pagefind, a print layout, a comparison table and a world map, in English and Spanish.
- A large NOT legal advice notice, fixed under the header on every page, and an acknowledgement on the first visit.
- The European Union and EEA, researched from the GDPR's official text, the Commission, the Council, the Parliament and the European Data Protection Board; for readers and for developers.
