Release Rewrite 1.2.0 · SamratDuttaOfficial/Rewrite

Find and replace, and cleaner undo.

New in this version

Find and replace. Ctrl+F opens a bar above the text that finds as you type and shows how many matches there are ("3 of 12"). Ctrl+H or Ctrl+R opens it with a replace field.
- Enter / Shift+Enter (or F3 / Shift+F3) go to the next or previous match; Esc closes the bar and leaves the match selected.
- Select a word before pressing Ctrl+F and it becomes the search.
- Options: Aa matches upper and lower case, ab finds whole words only, .* takes a regular expression (\1 in the replacement puts back the first group). They are remembered between sessions.
- Replace changes the current match and goes to the next; Replace all changes every match, and one Ctrl+Z undoes it, even for thousands of matches.
- Also in the toolbar (the magnifier) and the Edit menu.
Rephrase sentence is now Ctrl+E, since Ctrl+R opens replace.
One undo step per change. Applying a suggestion, accepting a reviewed change and "Revert everything to the original" are now each undone with a single Ctrl+Z. Before, the first Ctrl+Z left the old words deleted.

On macOS, use Cmd instead of Ctrl; replace is Cmd+R, and Cmd+G / Cmd+Shift+G go to the next or previous match.

Installing over an earlier version keeps your settings, your dictionary and the downloaded models.