Swifty Notes now draws mathematical formulas, and writing and reading notes gets quicker.
- Formulas written in LaTeX appear in the preview as real mathematics: put one between single dollar signs inside a sentence, or between double dollar signs on lines of their own. Fractions, roots, matrices, aligned equations and chemical formulas are drawn natively, and also in note titles, the outline and the breadcrumb. A formula that cannot be read shows its source instead.
- Zoom the preview with Ctrl and the mouse wheel, and set its zoom and line spacing in Settings.
- Choose whether Markdown files you open from your file manager start in the editor, side by side with the preview, or in the preview alone.
- Pressing Enter in a list, a quote or a table continues it with the next item, line or row; pressing Enter on an empty one ends it.
- Keyboard shortcuts for formatting: Ctrl+B bold, Ctrl+I italic, Ctrl+K link, Ctrl+E code, Ctrl+Shift+Q quote, Ctrl+Shift+L bulleted list and Ctrl+Shift+O numbered list.
- A note containing a null character no longer opens empty, which could save over its text. The preview keeps its width beside the outline, and note titles with special characters show correctly in notifications.
- The Snap package now includes the spell-checking library it needs to start.