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Sic 0.3.0

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@iamjason iamjason released this 24 Sep 04:15

Sic 0.3.0 — the Markdown preview is now editable: type, delete, paste, and use Bold/Italic/Code/Link/Heading/List/Quote on the rendered page, and selections highlight the matching Markdown in the source. Return continues lists and quotes; clicking a task box toggles it. Adds in-app updates: Sic checks the release feed once a day and Sic > Check for Updates… checks now. Requires macOS 15+. Signed and notarized; verify with the .sha256 sidecar.

Sic 0.2.0

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@iamjason iamjason released this 24 Sep 03:10

Sic 0.2.0 — Purah is now Sic, named for the Latin marker for text quoted exactly as written. New bundle identifier com.iamjason.Sic, so this installs as a new app beside any Purah copy; preferences and recent files start fresh. No other functional changes. Requires macOS 15+. Signed and notarized; verify with the .sha256 sidecar.

Purah 0.1.1

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@iamjason iamjason released this 18 Sep 19:42

Purah 0.1.1 — adds anonymous usage statistics (one launch event per start, no personal data). Requires macOS 15+. Signed and notarized; verify with the .sha256 sidecar.

Purah 0.1.0

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@iamjason iamjason released this 13 Sep 18:28

Purah's first release: a native Mac editor for JSON, Markdown, and text.

  • Open files exactly as written, with no automatic reformatting.
  • Format or minify JSON on request, preserving numbers, duplicate keys, key order, and string escapes. Undo restores the original text.
  • Show an optional Markdown preview alongside the source.
  • Use native document windows, Open and Save, Find, Undo and Redo, line numbers, and line wrapping.
  • All text processing stays on your Mac.

Requires macOS 15 or later. Universal app for Apple silicon and Intel, signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

Download Purah-0.1.0.zip, unzip it, and drag Purah.app to Applications. The accompanying .sha256 file verifies the download.

Supports UTF-8 and BOM-marked UTF-16 files up to 2 MB. JSON formatting supports up to 200,000 UTF-16 units; Markdown previews support up to 200,000 UTF-8 bytes. Preview limits leave the source unchanged.