TabbyNotes 5.2.0

New
- Video and audio in notes: becomes a video player and an audio player. Like images from the web, they wait for a click before loading, and they never play by themselves.
- Links to image, video and audio files get a small icon. Click it to show the file below the line, and again to hide it. The link itself stays a link.
- Each kind of media has its own icon: a picture, a camera, or a music note.

Improved
- Import works from the toolbar popup: it opens TabbyNotes in its own window, where choosing a file can't close it.
- Import says what it did, including how many notes you already had, instead of "Imported 0 notes".
- Clicking beside an image or selecting text around it puts the cursor where you click. Images stay in place while you edit their Markdown instead of collapsing.
- Tables no longer jump while you drag-select through them.
- The "Load web images automatically" setting is now "Load web media automatically" and covers video and audio.

Privacy
- Web media is fetched without telling the site which page asked for it.

TabbyNotes 5.1.0
New
- Open TabbyNotes in the Firefox sidebar, or in its own resizable window when the popup feels cramped. Open copies stay in sync as you type.
- Undo closing a tab from the pop-up notice, or reopen recently closed tabs with Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+T.
- Back up every tab to a JSON file and restore it later with Import, alongside Markdown files.
- Find and replace with Ctrl/Cmd+F.
- Jump to any note with Ctrl/Cmd+P.
- Open TabbyNotes from anywhere with Alt+Shift+N. Settings lists every shortcut.
- Live preview now shows tables, images, and syntax colors in code blocks. Images from the web load when you click them, or automatically if you turn that on in Settings.
- Paste a link over selected text to turn it into a Markdown link.
- Tab and Shift+Tab indent and outdent.
- Double-click a tab to rename it. New tabs take their name from a heading on the first line.
- The footer shows the word count and when the note was last edited, plus a storage warning when space runs low.

Fixed
- Links and code block labels are easier to read in dark mode.
TabbyNotes still asks for no permissions in Firefox, and your notes never leave your browser.

Full rewrite.
Markdown editor and support.
Light and dark mode.
Vertical tabs.