Logseq 0.10.5 Changelog - New UI Elements, but you won't see them straight away

This one is late, 0.10.6 video in the works and will follow shortly.
Headlines, new Logseq UI elements and sidebar enhancements

[@solanaprot8400]

I always run to your channel when there is an logseq update, keep them coming, I'm using logseq to organize my life, and it's making a huge difference for me.

[@bgrolleman]

For sure, next updates will be faster and I'm glad it's helpful to people.

[@mcaro5908]

Your commentary is very helpful for your average joe like me using logseq, thank you for your public service lol

[@bgrolleman]

I'll be sure to put public service on my resume. 😁

[@michaeltodd2012]

Are they ever going to support Plugins on Mobile? There's an inherent power in plain Logseq but due to wanting my Mobile device to work the same as my Desktop, I went back to Obsidian.

[@kacperkazaniecki596]

The standardised UI components for plugins is actually a first step towards mobile.
Makes it much easier to render UI across devices in a consistent way.
So hopefully we're getting closer to plugins on mobile

[@michaeltodd2012]

Thanks much for the info. @@kacperkazaniecki596

[@bgrolleman]

The moment I saw this comment I was like, should have mentioned that.
Would be really nice to have some mobile plugins.

[@DangerSepp]

Hopefully, the database version of Logseq will enable seamless integration with advanced text editors like Neovim and Emacs. The browser-based interface is simply too cumbersome.

[@toolsontech]

Don't think there will be a massive change on how the editor works. The block method is also quite different compared to what full text editors do. Is it mostly writing style or are you trying long form text in Logseq (a case where I would take vim every day)