v0.6.0

Numbered lists count themselves, a pane can stay put on one desktop, and the app can finally tell you which version it is.

Features

• Numbered lists renumber themselves. Delete or insert an item and the rest follow. A list you deliberately started at 5. keeps its numbering, and one press of ⌘Z takes the edit and the renumbering back together.
• A pane can keep to the Space it was summoned on. By default a pane follows you between desktops and over fullscreen apps, which is usually what you want. Turn it off — in Settings, from ⌘K, or with ⌥⌘S — and it stays where you left it.
• An About tab, with the version and a Check for Updates button. It asks GitHub only when you press it, and tells you rather than downloading anything.

Changes and fixes

• The Shortcuts tab lists the keys you might want to change rather than every key that exists. ⌘N, ⌘P, ⌘K, ⌘D, ⌘F and ⌥⌘F still work and still show their keys in ⌘K; they simply no longer take a row you would never touch.
• Typing while a note downloads from iCloud reaches the disk straight away instead of waiting for the download to finish.
• Nothing typed is lost when a downloading note arrives.
• ⌫ at a paragraph break joins the paragraphs instead of leaving a half-broken line behind, from every position the caret can be in.
• Clicking the gap between two paragraphs no longer puts the caret there or opens up a line.
• A list marker no longer jumps to the right when the caret lands on its line.
• A revealed ``` fence keeps its breathing room inside the code block.
• Pressing a second format button after the first now writes valid markdown — ⌘B then ⌘E gives **`word`**.
• Settings, Export and the folder dialogs open in front of the pane rather than behind it.
• The Sync dialog is one sentence, and its second button says what it does.
• The conflict banner names what happened and stops, instead of printing a filename too long to fit.
• Every shortcut printed on a button or in the ⌘K panel now shows the key you have bound, not the one it shipped with.
• The default markdown theme is called "Default".

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