📚 Nota 0.39.2 - Pro writing app designed for local Markdown files (Beta).

Nota is a beautiful and easy to use writing app that's also powerful and efficient. Its simple design enables a wide range of uses: from notes and wikis, to static blogs and websites, to articles and books. It works with local Markdown files to keep your data completely in your control.

• More familiar behavior for links and tabs. Links and tabs now work more like in the browser — click opens in the current tab, ⌘Click opens in a new tab, and ⇧⌘Click also opens in a new tab and makes it the active tab, and again like in the browser, you can swipe left and right to go back or forward.
• Pinned tabs. You can now pin tabs — right-click on a tab and select Pin or find the Pin Tab command in the Command Palette (sh-cmd-p). Opening a link from a pinned tab opens it in a new tab, making pinned tabs feel more "stable". This is similar to how pinned tabs work in the browser, Safari.
• Option to use filename as title. You can now configure Nota to use filenames as titles. This can be simpler than keeping H1s that match the filename, and it makes Nota more compatible with other apps.
• Block search. Search (⌘O) now understands every block type (as opposed to just headings). It can show you results that are list items, quote blocks, code blocks, etc, and it'll mark them with an icon that corresponds to their block type. With this, search can now also show multiple results from the same note.
• Lots of improvements under the hood. The main change in this update and the main reason it took so long. We migrated the whole codebase to a new tech stack, which should help us release more stable updates and do it faster.

Other changes:

• Thumbnails now don't flicker when you open a file, as they know their size beforehand.
• You can now change thumbnail size from the thumbnail context menu.
• The editor now respects the macOS option for "add full stop with double-space".
• You can now click on a footnote marker to navigate to the corresponding footnote.
• You can now toggle the file manager (the sidebar on the left) with ⌘.
• Search now give more points to results that are on the same line.
• Search now understands diacritics — searching for ucel will find účel.
• Better auto-reloading for current note — useful when using another app along with Nota and editing the same note.
• UI refresh across the app.