Diagrams on published pages

A published page shows your diagrams as drawings and the date it was published, and the todo and done pages keep their names.

The todo and done pages can’t be renamed anymore, and their titles look as fixed as a journal day’s.

A published page now shows a diagram as the drawing you see in Mimir, not its source. Click the drawing to see it larger. The page also shows the date and time you published it, so readers can tell which copy is the newest. See Publishing a page.

Renaming a page to a title another page already has now says why it can’t.
When Mimir can’t open your notes, it shows what to do about it instead of no window at all.
After too many wrong license keys or words, Cloud Sync asks you to wait a few minutes instead of blaming your connection.
References to a diagram show its name and a chart icon instead of its source.
On iPhones with ProMotion, scrolling and animations run at up to 120 Hz.
On a Mac, Mimir > Check for Updates… checks for an update right away.

Fixed

Back Up Notes… refuses to save into the folder that holds your notes, and a backup that fails to write keeps the older backup intact.
Restoring a backup brings back only its notes, nothing else stored in the file.
A failed backup or export says what to do in one plain sentence.
A change that fails to save is saved again, with a warning if it keeps failing.
Exporting keeps every page, including pages whose titles differ only in case and very long titles.
A bullet that starts with “Done?” or “todo:” stays ordinary text.
On iPhone, tapping Undo right after holding Redo shows the Undo icon again.
On iPhone and iPad, the code keyboard no longer rewrites autocorrect every time the caret moves.
On iPad, the home button responds to taps across its whole area.
A wide code block scrolls sideways with two fingers again, and its lines end clear of the copy button.
Return at the very start of a diagram adds an empty bullet above it.
Editing with Cmd/Ctrl-F open no longer scrolls back to the match.
Search highlights land on the right letters after a letter such as İ.
Backspace in the search palette erases the query, not the selected bullets.
Shift-arrow in the other direction gives back what the last press selected.
Clicking below a page adds a new bullet after an empty parent bullet.
References stay after you rename a page in a pop-out window.
Undo that lands on another page clears the breadcrumb trail.
An accented or Cyrillic letter counts as part of a word everywhere, including unlinked mentions.
On a Mac, a failed update check tries again an hour later.
A mimir:// link that asks to paste the clipboard says so when the clipboard is empty.