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Features page: a switch for each of 17 features, in five groups, at the top of the settings. An off feature is not loaded, its settings hide and its data stays. See Features and settings.
Keep a note out of the universe: universe: false on a note, or on a book note for the whole book. See The world.
Appears in: where each entry is mentioned, in the panel's Entries tab and in a section at the end of each entry note, with counts. See The world.
Names in spellcheck and the revision lens: entry names are not flagged as typos, an optional underline shows them, and the lens reads them. See The world.
POV and status in the outline: colored stripes, a Status/POV toggle, stage and POV chips, and a summary by stage. See Writing.
Per-chapter targets: a bar per chapter, and chapterTarget on the book note as the default. See Writing.
User guide: docs/guide/ in English and Brazilian Portuguese; the universe guide moved there as "The world".
The minimum Obsidian version is now 1.7.2.
Writing language moved out of Revision to the Features page, with the same key.
Word counts in the explorer, spellcheck on demand and the universe mode moved to the Features page as switches.
The piece property names and the track folders moved to a section called "Properties and folders".
Drag and renumbering in the outline pause while it is filtered, and Tab no longer turns a chapter (or a new line) into a beat of a chapter the filter hides.
New books and chapters, and notes you create in a tracked folder, start in the draft stage: they get your first draft status word unless they (or their template) already have a status. Templates, universe entries and Escrita's own notes are left alone. Turn it off in Settings → Stages, "New notes start as draft". In "Appears in", a book counts as a work even before its note has a status.
A feature turned off keeps its ribbon icon until you restart Obsidian (a click says the feature is off), and on a phone a command pinned to the mobile toolbar keeps a dead button until you restart.
Internal: modules now load and unload at runtime, and the outline reads each chapter through one row loader.