Pop-outs and backups

Pop-out windows on the Mac, restoring from a backup, Format in the iPhone text menu, swiping a bullet away, and adding a device by QR code.

On a Mac, Pop Out Page opens a page in a small window of its own. Right-click a link, use the File menu, press Ctrl-Cmd-O, or Cmd-click a link. See Popping out a page.

Restore from Backup… in the File menu brings back your notes from a backup. See Restoring a backup. In the sync window, press and hold Turn Off and Erase to turn off Cloud Sync and erase your synced notes. See Erasing your synced notes.

On iPhone and iPad, the menu that appears when you select text has Format and Turn Into. On a Mac, Format has its own menu in the menu bar.
On iPhone and iPad, you can swipe a bullet off the screen to delete it.
Dragging from the margin selects bullets.
Cmd-Up and Cmd-Down fold and unfold the selected bullets.
Pasting over selected bullets replaces them.
Stepping back with a breadcrumb or a swipe returns you to where you were on the page.
Dates in a template stay as words, with a slow shimmer, until you insert the page with /.
Holding a dragged bullet near the top or bottom of the window scrolls the page.
You can add a device to Cloud Sync by scanning a QR code, and paste a license key to turn it on.
Messages about updates and errors stay until you close them.
Mimir Highlighter lets you choose the format it copies in.
Panels are darker, with a fine grain. Guest blocks are a flat, faint green, and the code block’s copy button is easier to see.

Fixed

A journal day written on another device appears in your journal.
Renaming a page no longer merges it with a new page under its old title.
Notes from a newer version of Mimir on another device no longer leave this one empty.
Text pasted from a code editor stays text instead of becoming a code block.
A code block too wide for the screen scrolls sideways on iPhone and iPad.
Joining Cloud Sync no longer leaves a stray empty bullet behind.
No black bar shows at the bottom while Mimir opens on iPhone.