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Right-aligned text stays right-aligned in the preview. Content inside an HTML wrapper such as <div align="right"> could show on the left in a long document, because the preview drew it in chunks and split the wrapper. The "Me" messages in Google Voice exports, for example, now sit on the right (@mdzip/editor 2.4.1).
The front matter table no longer shows up a second time while you type. In a long document with front matter, typing made a copy of the table appear under the heading you were editing. Editing the front matter itself now updates the table, which used to keep the old values (@mdzip/editor 2.4.2).
Image syntax shown as an example in an HTML table or <pre> is no longer reported as a missing image (@mdzip/core-js 2.2.1).
Inserting AGENTS.md or README.md marks the document unsaved (#28). The new file could be lost by closing the document or opening another one without a prompt. Converting a Markdown file to MDZip now marks it unsaved too, and an undo no longer clears the unsaved mark after either.
File Explorer previews show SVG images, such as the letter avatars in Google Voice exports. Scripts in a previewed document now run in an isolated frame.
The installer no longer looks stuck while it sets up File Explorer previews (#21). Its header says when it is downloading and installing the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime and that the install can take several minutes. It shows download progress in its details, retries a stalled download, and waits for another installation that's still running (for example one left behind by a closed installer) instead of failing. If the download or the install fails, it offers Retry.
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Uses @mdzip/editor 2.4.2 and @mdzip/core-js 2.2.1. Links in SVG diagrams, such as draw.io .drawio.svg files, can be clicked, and a .drawio image shows a card that explains how to display the diagram instead of a broken image.