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@github-actions github-actions released this 15 Oct 18:52
· 40 commits to main since this release
v0.2.0
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Added

  • Settings → Size → Font size: set the editor and Read mode text size in points (type it or use the
    stepper), or change it with ⌥⌘+ / ⌥⌘−. Zoom still scales the whole window on top of it.

Fixed

  • The Settings window fits small screens: it scrolls instead of running off the bottom.
  • Vim mode now matches Vim: a file's final line break no longer counts as an extra line, and dw, cw, dG,
    2dd, J, { / }, v$, aw, a", i( and paste follow Vim's rules at line ends, empty lines and the
    end of the file. Checked against real Vim on thousands of commands.
  • Documents opened straight into Read mode show their relative images and follow links to other files
    (they were resolved before the document's folder was known).
  • VoiceOver names the toolbar's mode buttons "Edit" and "Read" (the Read button was announced as "Bookmark").
  • Pasting an image (for example a screenshot) works: ⌘V was disabled when the clipboard held only an image.
  • Exported HTML can no longer run scripts from a document (event handlers, javascript: links and
    <script> are removed, and the file carries a strict Content Security Policy).
  • Styling no longer goes stale after some edits: math colors spreading into the next paragraph, a nested list
    item losing its indent, or a code fence line missing its code style.
  • A setext heading (a line underlined with --- or ===) no longer styles the line after it as a heading.
  • Pressing Return after a horizontal rule (* * *, - - -) no longer starts a list.
  • ⌘I on bold text makes it bold italic instead of replacing bold with italic, and ⌘B works the same way.
  • Headings that differ only by a number suffix ("Intro", "Intro 1", "Intro") get unique anchors.
  • Opening a file from the Files sidebar no longer closes the sidebar: the file opens in a new tab with the
    same folder listed.
  • New windows and tabs open with the sidebar the way you last left it (shown or hidden, Outline or Files).

First launch: MacMD isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS asks you to confirm it once:
open MacMD, click Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
Step-by-step guide, and why you can trust this build:
https://github.com/rodanr/MacMD#install

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