• Changing the editor and JSON theme now updates any open raw JSON pages right
away, whether you pick it in the side panel or on the page itself. Previously
those pages kept the old theme until you refreshed them.
• In the Markdown preview, the links in the Contents outline now always jump to
their section. Links inside a note that point at one of its headings also
scroll in place instead of opening a new tab.

• The Markdown outline is now a collapsible "Contents" toggle. It no longer pins a
full table of contents above every note; expand it only when you want it.

• Searchable "Move to" folder picker: move entries and folders by typing, with each
destination's full path shown (no more truncated menus). Drag-and-drop still works.
• A cleaner app icon that stays sharp at small (toolbar) sizes.
• Large raw JSON pages open faster in the in-page viewer (the tree builds on demand).

• Folder import is now drag-and-drop: drag a folder onto the Library panel to bring
in its whole nested structure. Dropping loose files or a StructFlow backup works
the same way. (Replaces the folder-picker button.)
• New entry button in the Editor: start a fresh note or snippet without switching
back to the Library, opening straight into a writable editor.
• Folders now remember which ones you collapsed, across tab switches and reloads.

• First-class documents: the Formatter tab is now the Editor. Open a saved entry
and an identity bar lets you rename, pin, move to a folder, and tag it inline,
with edits saved back automatically (no duplicate on save).
• Tags are now a multi-select with autocomplete that suggests tags you have
already used on other entries.
• Right-click menus everywhere: entries, folders, and the empty Library area
(New folder, Import, Export).
• Drag-and-drop folders to nest or reorganize them, in addition to entries.
• A cleaner look: a true-neutral dark theme and a consistent type scale.

v1.4.1

• Auto-detect on paste now focuses on the two formats it recognizes with high confidence: JSON and Markdown. Pasted JSON opens its tree and a pasted note opens its rendered preview, with a one-click Undo. Other content (code, HTML, CSS, SQL, and so on) keeps your current language; pick it from the language menu. This removes the occasional wrong guess.

• Markdown preview fixes: bullet and numbered lists now show their markers, and GFM task lists ([ ] / [x]) render real checkboxes.

v1.1.0
• New: Import files, folders, or zips directly into your Library — not just
StructFlow backups. Language is auto-detected from the file extension, folders
become projects, and binaries or irrelevant folders (node_modules, .git, …)
are skipped automatically.
• Improved: Syntax highlighting now uses the full highlight.js grammar engine
for more accurate, VS Code-style coloring across JSON, JS/TS, CSS, SQL, HTML,
and Markdown.
• Fixed: several rendering and import-validation edge cases.