- Custom font selected in Settings is applied to the sidebar again
- The todo hotkey (
Alt+Ctrl+9orOpt+Cmd+9) is now applied to all selected items, not just the first one - Typing
[]or[ ]at the beginning of the line and then pressing space now turns the node into a todo - Uploading images no longer fails in some peculiar situations when the app is unable to obtain your image’s exif data
- Spaces are now preserved for the nodes shown in the left bar exactly the way you typed them in the main tree
- Exporting in the Markdown format no longer adds a redundant dot before the file extension (e.g. “file..md”)
- The status bar on Android 15+ now matches the theme color and keeps status indicators clearly visible
- You can now choose in settings whether to add the #copy tag to the duplicated nodes
- Drag-n-drop of nodes in the Starred section of the sidebar now actually works on Android, not just pretends to.
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Thanks for this. When I first opened Settings, the toggle “Duplicate with #copy” was unchecked, but duplicates still included the #copy tag. I toggled the checkbox on, then back off, and the setting took effect. It looks like the UI may not correctly reflect that the default is still enabled.
This has been super helpful for me, thanks!
I am so curious, because for me the nodes are already to dos, in the sense that you can cross them off. Could you share how you use them?
Pretty much just to search. Sometimes i have lists that are like a project and some bullets are reference and some are tasks so after I specify what’s a task I can search that list by is:todo and then I’m looking at only what I need to do.
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