Textus v1.2.2

What's new

Textus 1.2.2 makes pasting from PDFs, terminals, Google Docs, Word for the web and mail come in as it was written, and gives Textus's Dock icon a New Window item on a Mac.

Fixed

• Text pasted from a PDF, or from a terminal that wrapped it at its width, comes in as the paragraphs it was, instead of a line break wherever the page or the window ended - Chinese and Japanese joined with no space, a word broken with a hyphen joined to its end, ligatures such as "fi" and look-alike radicals such as "⼀" as the letters they stand for, and a PDF's "•" bullets as a list. An email's or a chat's own short lines stay lines.
• A terminal's output - a shell prompt, columns lined up with spaces - pastes as a code block, its spacing kept, instead of a paragraph that ran the columns together.
• A pasted line ending in a web address keeps its line break without the address taking in a stray "\".
• Bold, italic and struck-through text pasted from Google Docs or Word for the web stays so, and Word for the web's headings are headings.
• A message pasted from Outlook or Apple Mail comes in without an empty paragraph between every two, and an Outlook link goes to its address instead of through Outlook's Safe Links.
• On a Mac, right-clicking Textus in the Dock offers New Window, as it does in the File menu.

Installers for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux (x64 and ARM64) are below; the app updates itself.