Notebooks 11 is a major upgrade. It introduces iCloud Drive support, an optional Solarized user interface, extended editing functions for plain text and formatted documents, an option to use colorized syntax highlighting for Markdown and more. Notebooks 11 is a free upgrade for all users of Notebooks 10.

Notebooks 10.2.2 introduces support for Soft Return, which, for example, allows you add newlines in lists without actually starting a new bullet. It also addresses several issues.

Notebooks 10.2.1 is a minor update which mainly addresses a few issues regarding formatted documents, but it also adds a few nice improvements.

Notebooks 10.2 introduces new document icons, moves deleted items to a Trash, features strongly revised formatted documents, improves Wiki Links and introduces Backlinks, and adds many more improvements and corrections.

Notebooks 10.1.1 for iPad and iPhone contains corrections and improvements.

Notebooks 10.1 for iPad and iPhone, a major update with many new features, improvements and fixes, is available for download on the App Store.

Notebooks 10.0.4 for iPad and iPhone is a quick update to take care of two issues: Links in the table of contents of Markdown and formatted documents open the correct location again. When sharing a plain text document via Messages, the app

Notebooks 10.0.3 for iPad and iPhone contains corrections and improvements and addresses topics reported by our users. Thanks a lot for your feedback. Formatted Documents Tap the test to start editing as expected when using the tiny keyboard on an

Notebooks 10.0.2 for iPad and iPhone corrects several issues and adds a few improvements. Documents – General Display “Duplicate as…” menu for documents. Fix layout issues when using Notebooks in 50/50 Split View mode on an iPad Pro. Avoid overlapping

Notebooks 10 for iPad and iPhone is a major upgrade with countless improvements and additions. It is as a paid upgrade from its predecessor Notebooks 8, so it comes as a new app that needs to be purchased separately. –