[v2.1.1] - 2026-10-23
Why Upgrade
- Type or paste into a new Mac tab right away, without clicking into the editor first.
- Mac tabs you return to always show their content, even after the window's first tab was closed.
- Closed Mac tabs stop their background work and no longer reopen on the next launch.
Highlights
- New native Mac tabs and newly opened documents put the cursor in the editor immediately.
Fixes
- New native Mac tabs accept typing and paste immediately, without clicking into the editor first.
- Returning to a native Mac tab always shows its content, including after the first tab of a window has been closed.
- Closing a native Mac tab stops its background work and shared-import watcher, and a closed tab no longer reopens after its window's first tab was closed.
- "Open files on current desktop" finds a file that is already open in a background tab instead of opening it twice.
Breaking changes
- None.
Migration
- No migration required. Existing documents, sessions, and preferences are preserved.
Maintenance
- Avoids rewriting unchanged toolbar labels on every document update.
- Tab switching no longer rescans every window once per tab.
- Development version 2.1.1 (build 1123).