Mote v1.3.0
Mote 1.3.0 Release Notes
Vim mode, twenty-one themes, and a terminal that looks like your terminal.
New
- Vim mode — normal, insert and visual modes, with your own mappings in
~/.mote/vimrc. Settings › Experiments. - Twenty-one themes — Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Monokai, One Dark and more. Tune any of them in the workshop, or write your own. Settings › Experiments.
- ⌘⇧` summons Mote straight into the terminal
- Choose the font for your terminal, and a separate one for code
- Powerline separators and file icons now show up in the terminal
- Code blocks get a language label and a copy button
Improved
- Text expanders — Alfred, Raycast, TextExpander — no longer truncate what they type into Mote
⌘[and⌘]move through your notes in a steady order, and wrap around at the ends (with a new animation in experiments)- Quotes, code blocks and wrapped list items all sit where they should
- Pressing Enter on an empty bullet or quote gets you out of it
- Frozen now looks as finished as Liquid
Fixed
- Opening a note no longer changes its edit date
- Your trial can't expire early because your Mac's clock jumped
- A quote written as
>like thisno longer loses its first letter