Notebooks for Mac 2.0.1 addresses a few issues that were reported by our users.
Plain Text
- Ignore keyboard shortcuts for read only document.
- Correctly align text on ruled background with overscrolling enabled.
- Fine tuned the way automatically insert closing characters works.
- Text documents no longer show a dark stripe instead of the scrollbar on macOS 10.13 or earlier, with scrollbars set to “always visible”.
Formatted Documents
- When adding a table in the middle of a line, the table is added immediately after the current paragraph.
- Toggling the list style with cmd-L now includes checklists.
- Fine tuned the way automatically insert closing characters works.
Markdown
- Notebooks’ default Markdown converter correctly resolves multiple references to the same footnotes.
Outline
- The outline uses the setting Use color label as background color from preferences.
- The selected book’s font remains dark (light theme).
Preferences
- The setting for line spacing accepts all available values.
- New option to select a fixed font size for print and PDF conversion.
Misc
- Sharing from a document’s action menu tries to send the text instead of an attachment, if possible. Sharing from the File Menu or document list always sends the selected items as attachment.
- Duplicating a task with due date copies the due date as well.
- The toolbar buttons appear with correct size and without overlapping title.
- Notebooks no longer quits when closing the last window.
- If the document browser is hidden when closing Notebooks, it remains hidden after relaunch.
- Keyboard shortcut cmd-alt-B shows the document browser.
- Extra document windows are restored in correct back to front order when starting Notebooks.
- macOS 10.15: renaming and reordering books in the outline works as expected.
Notebooks for Mac 2.0.1 is available from this website and from the Mac App Store. Users of the non-Mac App Store version of Notebooks for Mac 2.0 can use the automatic update option.
Notebooks for Mac 2.0.1