Guest blocks and paste offers

The first signed releases: guest blocks, paste offers, multi-finger gestures on iPhone and iPad, a right-click menu, and text size on the Mac.

The first signed releases of Mimir.

Start a bullet with > to mark someone else’s words, such as a quote or an excerpt. It shows tinted green. See Guest blocks.

After a paste, Mimir offers to nest a list under its first line, turn [ ] checkboxes into to-dos, or make a code block.

On iPhone and iPad, you can drag a bullet with three fingers to move it, and drag two fingers down over bullets to select them.
On a Mac, right-clicking opens a menu with a Format submenu.
On a Mac, the text grows with the window, and Cmd +, Cmd -, and Cmd 0 change its size.
On a Mac, you can Cmd-drag a bullet to move it.
Bold and italic can sit inside each other.
A small keycap appears the moment a shortcut is useful, such as Cmd/Ctrl-G beside a link your caret rests in.
Your eight words stay hidden until you choose to show them.
Cloud Sync members get a member badge, with a page of its own to share.
The Mac app installs new versions itself.

Fixed

Swipes on iPhone and iPad tell sideways from up and down more reliably, and act on every selected bullet.
Clicking Mimir in the Dock opens its window again.
Renaming a page on two devices at once keeps one page.