This release improves Mermaid diagram navigation and fixes Quick Look rendering, reader spacing, editor code blocks, and the document outline.
Changed
- Mermaid popups support zoom and pan. Diagrams open in a screen-centered 16:9 window. Large diagrams fit the viewport and smaller diagrams retain their natural size. Scroll to zoom around the pointer, drag to pan, and press Space to restore the initial view (#345).
- Editor code-block language labels have their own header row. The muted, editable label leaves the full content width available for code (#347).
Fixed
- Mermaid diagrams render in Quick Look again. Copy-button spacing no longer corrupts the diagram renderer's scripts (#343, #338).
- Quick Look uses balanced side margins. The floating Copy button no longer reserves an empty strip along the entire right edge of the document (#346).
- The reader stays below the toolbar on macOS 15. Windows use native titlebar chrome, and the preview follows the toolbar and tab-bar boundary (#329).
- Showing tabs preserves the reader's top spacing. The document updates immediately when the tab bar appears or disappears (#348).
- Single-line editor code blocks keep all four rounded corners. Blocks at the start of a document also retain their top padding (#347).
- Code blocks inside lists no longer break the outline. Real headings remain visible, and heading-like text inside fenced code stays out of the table of contents (#349, #336).
- Mermaid popup zoom stays anchored to the pointer on both axes (#345).
Contributors
- @cybito — Mermaid popup navigation (#345).
- @inquinity — reported and fixed Mermaid rendering in Quick Look (#343, #338).
- @kud — native titlebar and reader layout on macOS 15 (#329).
- @carlosypunto — contributor guidance for signing and secrets (#342).
- @wyttime04 — reported the outline parsing bug (#336).