Open your Markdown files for beautiful, distraction-free reading with syntax-highlighted code blocks, tables, task lists, and clickable links. When you need to edit, switch to a comfortable editor with live preview.
Manuscript renders Markdown natively without a web engine, resulting in instant startup and low memory usage. It follows your system theme automatically and adapts to any screen size, from phones to desktops.
Export, search, and editing-flow update. The File menu gains
an Export as PDF… action that uses the same Pango
layout engine as printing, producing an A4 PDF without an
external pandoc / LaTeX dependency. Font family and page
margins are configurable in Preferences. Page breaks now clip
to the bottom of the last fully fitted line, so a line that
overflows starts cleanly on the next page instead of being cut
in half.
Remote images referenced with
 now actually render: bytes are
fetched asynchronously, decoded in-process, cached in memory
by URL, and applied to a placeholder Picture once the download
completes.
The search bar shows a live X / Y match
counter; the currently focused match renders in green while
the other matches stay yellow. Match highlighting clears
automatically when the search bar closes.
An optional Auto-save toggle in Preferences writes
the current file roughly a second and a half after the last
edit; the file-watch reload toast is suppressed during the
self-write. A new Quick Open dialog
(Ctrl+Shift+O) fuzzy-matches against recent files
and markdown siblings of the current document. The default
editor font is now Inter, with a graceful fall back to the
system sans serif on systems where Inter is not installed.
