MDZip Studio 1.6.0

Added

• Portable version: MDZip-Studio-<version>-portable.exe, a single .exe that runs without installing and keeps its settings in a MDZip Studio Data folder beside it. It doesn't register file types or the Explorer preview, and Check for Updates offers the download page instead of installing.
• View → Load Remote Images (on by default). Images from https:// URLs in documents load only while it's checked; turning it off stops documents from telling remote servers they were opened. The choice is saved in settings.json in Studio's user-data folder (studio#13).
• The editor toolbar's color scheme menu (Light, Dark, System) and new page width menu (Narrow, Default, Wide, Full Width). Studio remembers both choices in the same settings.json; each window opens with them. System, the default, follows Windows' light/dark setting live.
• The preview's right-click menu has Copy and Copy All submenus by format (Plain Text, Formatted Text, HTML, and Markdown for the whole document) and Select All. Ctrl+A selects the rendered document; Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C copies all of it as formatted text with images embedded, for Word or email.

Fixed

• Large documents show their images within seconds. The preview now renders in chunks near what's on screen, as in VS Code. Before, Studio built the whole document first; on a large chat export (a Google Voice archive with about 15,000 images) the text appeared quickly but images stayed blank for minutes.
• Plain http:// images are no longer loaded in documents, following MDZip spec 1.2.0 §9.2. Images inside an archive (and data: images) are unaffected.

Changed

• Uses @mdzip/editor 2.2.0 and Mermaid 12: ER diagrams and flowcharts use the ELK layout (right-angle lines), switching light/dark keeps the preview in place, and footnotes and task list checkboxes render (see the editor's 2.1.0 and 2.2.0 changelogs). Studio's own code that pushed Windows' light/dark changes into the editor is gone: the editor follows Windows itself, and no longer overrides a Light or Dark choice when Windows changes.
• Uses @mdzip/core-js 2.0.1 (MDZip spec 1.2.0). Saved archives always contain a manifest.json with spec.version, title, entryPoint and mode, and keep unknown manifest fields and untouched files byte-for-byte. Paths inside an archive are case-sensitive: ![](Images/Logo.png) no longer shows images/logo.png, and the orphaned-image markers follow the same rule. Renaming a file to a different case of its own name now works.