Version 2.1.0 released!
- Admin
- Mar 9, 2023
- 2 min read
A new release is here with some new features and many bug fixes and improvements.
New features:
You can now open external links by holding Ctrl while clicking them
You can now format text using keyboard shortcuts:
Bold: Ctrl + B
Italic: Ctrl + I
Strikethrough: Ctrl + S
You can create different heading levels with Ctrl + 1 ... 6
You can increase or decrease levels by using Ctrl + Shift + (+ or -)
You can now access the app menu by pressing F10 (Fn + F10 on macOS)
Improvements and bug fixes:
Automatic updates now work on Windows
Fixed bugs with native window decoration
We improved the style of selecting multiple notes
Fixed a bug on Windows causing extreme input delay when editing text
Streamlined the look and feel of some windows to match the OS better
Fixed issues when resizing the window's splitters and resizing the window itself
Fixed some bugs causing crashes
Many more fixes and improvements under the hood
Big thanks to the people who contributed to this release! We have big plans for the future of Notes. We aim to make Notes, not just the best open-source note-taking app but the best note-taking app, period. Onward to Version 2.5.0!
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Notes is part of a larger project of mine to create an ecosystem of high-quality open-source and cross-platform apps. Soon, I will release more information about that.
Note for Linux users: You'll very soon be able to install Notes from FlatHub as well. Regarding the snap version of Notes, we are still working on it. The current version on Snapcraft is very old (version 0.9.0), so we recommend you either use the Qt 6 AppImage, the soon Flatpak package on FlatHub, compile Notes from source yourself, or wait till we support more packages.
What an exciting update with the release of version 2.1.0! I’m curious about how the new features aim to enhance user engagement in Doodle Baseball. Can you share more about the thinking behind these improvements? Also, do you believe this will attract a wider audience beyond existing fans? Looking forward to your insights!
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Great update - love the new keyboard shortcuts and performance fixes, they make Notes feel much smoother Monkey Mart and more productive to use.
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