Feature suggestions

I pressed CMD+R on my keyboard, but ChatBox didn't respond at all.

I set Doraemon as my partner and assistant avatar in the chatbox, but the image appears extremely blurry and low-resolution—so much so that I can barely make out the shape of Doraemon, let alone his recognizable features like his round body, bell, or facial details. The uploaded image clearly lost quality during processing, making it look pixelated and unreadable, which significantly reduces the visual clarity and user experience.

Add custom fonts and sizes, the characters are too small in the Mac version. Especially when looking at papers, there is a lot of text. A day at work can be exhausting.

It allows conversations to be grouped, making it convenient to discuss specific content within each group. Within a group, users can share partial knowledge and access shared knowledge bases.

Unable to retrieve the latest models: Opus 4.1, Sonnet 4.5, and Haiku 4.5.

Currently, when Chatbox starts generating a new response, the chat view automatically scrolls to the bottom once — even if the user has manually scrolled up to review previous messages. Although this auto-scroll happens only one time per generation (not continuously), it still interrupts the user's reading or copy/paste workflow, as they must manually scroll back to their previous position. It would be helpful to have a user-configurable option like: “Auto-scroll to bottom when a new message starts generating” — [on/off toggle] When disabled, Chatbox should respect the user’s current scroll position and not move the viewport automatically when new tokens start appearing. Why this matters: Users often scroll up to double-check earlier messages during generation. The unexpected auto-scroll forces them to reposition manually every time a new generation starts, which becomes tedious over time. Suggested behavior: Default: keep current behavior (auto-scroll once at message start). Optionally: allow disabling this auto-scroll to let users remain in full control of their scroll position.

Currently, when Chatbox starts generating a new response, the chat view automatically scrolls to the bottom once — even if the user has manually scrolled up to review previous messages. Although this auto-scroll happens only one time per generation (not continuously), it still interrupts the user's reading or copy/paste workflow, as they must manually scroll back to their previous position. It would be helpful to have a user-configurable option like: “Auto-scroll to bottom when a new message starts generating” — [on/off toggle] When disabled, Chatbox should respect the user’s current scroll position and not move the viewport automatically when new tokens start appearing. Why this matters: Users often scroll up to double-check earlier messages during generation. The unexpected auto-scroll forces them to reposition manually every time a new generation starts, which becomes tedious over time. Suggested behavior: Default: keep current behavior (auto-scroll once at message start). Optionally: allow disabling this auto-scroll to let users remain in full control of their scroll position.

I would like to add common font options (such as Fira Code, Roboto, Siyuan boldface, etc.) to the Settings-Display options, and support users to upload font files locally. This will improve the readability of the text and meet individual needs

Make the scroll bar on the right side of the computer version of the software dialog a little bigger. It's too difficult to select

Currently, conversations with the LLM in ChatBox are presented as a continuous "wall of text." This makes it difficult and time-consuming to navigate, find specific points, and get an overview of long and complex discussions. Desired Solution Implement a dedicated, collapsible navigation panel that displays a structured, interactive outline of the entire conversation. This panel would be positioned on the side of the screen(right or left), providing a persistent and clear map of the dialogue. The implementation would be visually similar to the Outline Panel in Obsidian (as per the provided screenshot), where a clear, clickable heading list allows for instant navigation within a document. Example of the Outline Panel in the Obsidian is in the screenshot. Possible Features: Collapsible and resizable panel on the right\left side. AI-Generated Headings: A separate, cheaper LLM auto-generates a conversation outline. (automatically or via a refresh button.) Visual Structure: Uses indentation to show conversation flow. An option to remember expanded\collapsed state of the Outline of the opened Topic Default expand level option (no expand, H1, H2, H3) Level switch (expand heading to a certain level) by moving the switch Expand all, collapse all headings of the Outline etc.