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Rare finds from further back

Search and the [[ menu bring back a page you may have forgotten, and Focus works on iPhone and iPad.

Search and the [[ menu now bring back a page you may have forgotten, marked by a small open book. It’s connected to what you’re writing or searching for, through a link or a mention, but you seldom open it or link to it. A different page comes up each day. See Search and find and Pages and wikilinks.

Focus now works on iPhone and iPad too. See Focusing on one thread.

  • Tab on bullets at different levels moves each one level in.
  • An offer, such as splitting a bullet, is now one sentence you click.
  • Opt-Cmd-Up folds the parent bullet and moves onto it.
  • Cmd-click a page in the [[ menu to open it in a pop-out. See Popping out a page.
  • Automation > Get the Study Skill downloads the study skill.

Fixed

  • A bullet you add on one device no longer disappears when the same page is open on another device.
  • A page rename you’re still typing is no longer lost.
  • Undo after deleting every bullet on a page restores the page.
  • Return over selected text deletes it.
  • Typing [[ inside inline code no longer opens the link menu.
  • -> inside code stays ->.
  • A ~secret~ on a published page always stays hidden.
  • Taking down a published page warns you when it fails.
  • Undoing a rename says why when another page took that title.
  • A bullet shown in more than one place can’t become a copy of another bullet.
  • A bare video link shown in more than one place no longer offers an embed.
  • A diagram’s source no longer shows unlinked mentions.
  • Sync no longer stops with a false version mismatch.
  • Messages about something that failed say what Mimir does next.
  • Bullets no longer overlap after you resize the window.
  • On iPhone, arrowing up no longer puts the caret behind the status bar.
  • A long page title no longer scrolls sideways while you rename it.
  • On iPhone, holding a button on the keyboard toolbar no longer hides what it will do under your thumb.
  • On iPhone and iPad, the keyboard no longer autocorrects a diagram’s source.
  • On iPhone, the selection bar no longer covers a selection at the end of a page.

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