Releases: m-mils/Saguinus
Release list
Saguinus v0.2.5
Saguinus v0.2.5
- Quick Note —
Alt+Nopens a floating notepad from anywhere on
your desktop. Auto-saves, inline markdown, timestamps, image paste/drop,
always-on-top pin, and an "Open in Editor" button to promote notes into
full documents. - Page breaks —
Ctrl+Enteror+++inserts a hard page break;
respected in paged preview and PDF export. - Table of contents styles — Classic, Simple, and Minimal styles
with real page numbers; configurable heading levels; clickable in
preview; PDF bookmark outline. - Paragraph alignment — left, center, and right alignment for
paragraphs and headings, saved in the markdown file. - Image alignment and multi-image rows — align images
left/center/right; two or more adjacent images sit side-by-side in a
row; images are capped at the page width. - macOS support —
.dmgnow shipped alongside the Windows and
Linux builds. First release; unsigned (see notes inv0.2.5.md). - Fixes: AI-generated
__bold__/_italic_rendering, page-size
calculation at launch, toolbar dropdown clipping, auto-cap after
punctuation, spellcheck in Quick Note, and select dropdown styling.
See v0.2.5.md for the full list of changes.
Saguinus v0.2.4
Saguinus v0.2.4
- Linux support — Saguinus is now available as an
.AppImageor.deb,
alongside the existing Windows installer. - Footnotes — academic-style
text[^1]/[^1]: notesyntax, with
auto-renumbering, click-to-jump, and a hover preview. - Page menu — adjustable page size and margins, a paged preview that
actually paginates, and fully customizable PDF headers/footers. - Code block syntax highlighting, a major pasting-reliability pass
(rich text, AI chat code blocks, nested lists, task lists, and math now
survive paste correctly), and a fix for severe freezing on very long lists. - Undo/redo, working for the first time, with per-tab history that
survives switching tabs. - Several critical data-loss fixes around tab switching and session
restore, plus a new automatic file-backup system as a safety net. - Table of contents, folder explorer, drag-and-drop/paste image support,
and a toolbar visual refresh.
See v0.2.4.md for the full list of changes.
Saguinus v0.2.3
Saguinus v0.2.3
- Strikethrough (
~~text~~) — type, paste, and toggle via the toolbar. - Math support (KaTeX) — inline (
$...$) and block ($$...$$) math,
with editable LaTeX source and dedicated toolbar buttons. - Task lists —
- [ ]/- [x]checkboxes that render as clickable
boxes and round-trip through markdown. - Markdown help panel — a new "Markdown Guide" in the activity bar with
a quick reference for every supported markdown construct, including the
image resize/alignment syntax. - Fixes — markdown paste/copy now round-trips properly, heading/paragraph
spacing restored, tab switching no longer lags, page-count and editor page
width now match the preview/PDF.
See v0.2.3.md for the full list of changes.
Saguinus v0.2.2
Saguinus now checks for new releases on startup, shows a notification when an update is available, and lets you download, verify, and install it with one click.
Update manifests are signed (Ed25519) and verified before use.
Downloaded installers are checksum-verified (SHA-256) before running.
Choosing "Restart and Update" launches the installer and closes Saguinus so it can update itself.
Saguinus v0.2.1
Fixed a bug that could cause the editor to become unresponsive when processing horizontal rules (---).
The issue has been resolved and horizontal rules are now handled correctly.
Currently investigating a separate issue where pasted Markdown is not rendered immediately and remains as raw Markdown until the user interacts with the editor.
Saguinus v0.2.0
This release improves core editing stability, resolves major inconsistencies between editor and preview rendering, and introduces image alignment controls and keyboard shortcuts. A new discrepancy has been identified between preview and PDF export and is the next main priority.
Saguinus v0.1.0
🚀 v0.1.0 — Initial Release
This is the first public release of Saguinus, a standalone document editor designed for focused writing and simple content creation.
The goal of this version is to establish the core workflow: creating independent documents, editing in a distraction-free environment, and previewing rendered output with minimal friction.
✨ What’s included
Core markdown editor with live rendering
Standalone document model (no required folders or hierarchy)
Basic file creation and switching between documents
Preview mode for rendered output
Initial UI and layout structure for editing workflow
⚠️ Known limitations
This is an early testing release. Several parts of the system are still under development and may behave inconsistently.
- Visual differences may occur between editor and preview rendering
- Tables and code blocks are not yet visually refined
- Image rendering is currently limited to preview mode
- Font family and size controls are not functional yet
- Minor layout drift may occur during editor rendering
🧭 Intent of this release
This release establishes the core editing and rendering loop for standalone documents. The focus going forward is stability, rendering consistency, and completing incomplete editor features.