v0.5.0

Notes name themselves, Return starts a paragraph, and undo stops emptying them.

Features

• Find and replace. Open the disclosure on the find bar, or press ⌥⌘F.
• ⌘A selects the block you are in, and again for the whole note.
• A new note is named from what you write in it. The file now appears at your first keystroke rather than the moment you press ⌘N, so notes stop being called "untitled" for life — and a note you start and walk away from leaves nothing behind.
• The pane has a maximum width, so it can no longer be dragged out to a column of text floating in empty space. Height still grows as far as you like.

Changes and fixes

• ⌘Z could empty a note. It cannot any more — this was possible in every previous version, and it is the reason to upgrade.
• Return starts a new paragraph and Shift-Return stays in the one you are in; one Backspace undoes one Return.
• Formatting a selection that spans two paragraphs formats each of them, instead of writing markup that never renders.
• Every formatting button turns off again when you press it a second time, and none of them can write a marker next to a space where markdown will ignore it.
• Numbered lists number, and a list or quote lines its second line up with its first.
• The selection is the accent colour and hugs the text rather than washing the whole pane.
• The title bar shows a note by the same name the note list does, centred, and it survives a narrow pane.
• ⌘F no longer shrinks the pane and ⌘P no longer inflates it.
• A ticked task greys out and strikes through.
• Duplicate Note and Hide from Screen Capture say that they happened.
• Changing your notes folder mid-sentence no longer leaves the newer copy behind in the old one.
• An empty note says so, and every message in the app says what happened and stops.

Install

brew install --cask ColeMei/pane/pane

Pane is unsigned, so macOS will call it "damaged" the first time. Clear the flag once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Pane.app