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Markie 0.5.3
Video, audio and GIFs play in the document. Drop a file onto a document to attach it. Hovering a link shows you what is on the other end.
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Video, audio and GIFs play in the document. Write , the same way you write a picture, and you get a player with controls where the image would have been. Same for a voice memo or a recording. Markdown has only one syntax for embedding a file, so this keeps your document a plain markdown document that opens anywhere: nothing Markie-only is written into it. Clips load only their first moments until you press play, so a document with five recordings in it opens as fast as one without, and you can drag the scrubber straight into the middle.
Drop a file onto a document to attach it. A screenshot, a clip, a PDF, a zip: drop it in and it is linked where it already lives on your disk, with no copy made and nothing moved. Pictures and clips appear in place, everything else becomes a link that opens the file. Drop something from beside the document and you get a short relative link, so the two travel together if you send them on; drop something from your Desktop and you get the full path, so the link still works. Dropping a markdown or text file still opens it, as before.
Hovering a link shows you what is on the other end. Rest the pointer on a link and Markie fetches the page's title, summary and picture, the way Slack does. Nothing is fetched when you open a document, only when you deliberately point at one link, so opening something somebody sent you does not quietly call out to every address in it. Click the card to open the page. It is on by default, and there is a switch in Settings, Advanced, because the site you point at can tell that somebody looked.
Fixed
Dropping a picture on Markie no longer fills the editor with gibberish. A PNG dropped onto the app was read as if it were text, and its bytes went straight into the document.
PDF exports keep pictures that live one folder up. A report whose logo sat in a shared assets/ folder printed with a hole where the logo should have been. Exporting to HTML already handled this; the PDF exporter now uses the same rule.
Sharing a document says what will not travel with it. Sharing sends the text, so a picture sitting beside the document on your disk is not something the other person can see. The share window now counts those files and tells you before you send the link, and points at Export, which folds pictures into the file itself.
macOS builds are signed, notarized and stapled, and install over 0.5.2 through Check for Updates. Windows is signed through Azure Trusted Signing and published to the same stable feed.