Nouveautés

Chaque version, de la plus récente aux origines. Engendré depuis le fichier NEWS du projet.

Rien sur cette page n’est écrit à la main : tout vient des notes de version du projet et de la liste des versions réellement publiées. Une version encore en travaux le dit, au lieu de se présenter comme déjà arrivée.

Version 3.3.0

2026-10-27

Shift+Enter, or Format ▸ Insert line break, starts a new line in the same paragraph, for the lines of a poem, a song or a letter. Every export keeps the lines. In an older version of Skribisto, the project still opens, each line then a paragraph of its own
In the find bar, Shift+Enter goes to the previous match, as its button says. It used to go to the next one
In the find bar's replace row, Alt+A replaces every match, on Windows and Linux. It used to do nothing
A scene opened from the Trash can be read, selected and copied, and nothing else: typing, Cut, Paste, the Format menu and panel, the right-click menu, and inserting an image, a footnote or a template all leave it as it is. It used to take them
With “Always forward” on, nothing takes your words away any more. Ctrl+X, a spelling correction, renaming a link and deleting a table row, column or table used to, and a formatting mark, a picture or a scene break inserted over a selection used to replace it
In a scene from the Trash, or with “Always forward” on, the find bar's Replace and Replace All are greyed. They used to look available and do nothing
The search preview shows a scene from the Trash read-only, as its own tab does. A synopsis shown there follows “Always forward” only when the game covers synopses, as it does in the scene
With a screen reader, the text you write is read paragraph by paragraph, a list is announced as a list with its markers and its depth, and a picture or a footnote is read where it stands. Paragraphs used to run together, and lists were read as plain text
Text pasted from a web page or from LibreOffice keeps its line breaks. The words either side of a line break used to run together
Importing a Word, OpenDocument or RTF document, or a Scrivener, Plume Creator or older Skribisto project, keeps the line breaks inside its paragraphs. Each line used to become a paragraph of its own
A long paragraph in Arabic or Hebrew now shows its lines in reading order. Its first line used to show its last words
On a Mac with a Touch Bar, Skribisto no longer crashes when you close one of its windows, such as Settings or Help
On a Mac, quitting from the Dock now asks about unsaved changes, as Work ▸ Quit does, and Cancel keeps everything open. Skribisto used to close at once
When the system closes Skribisto (you log out, restart or shut down, or another program stops it), your open projects are now saved first, without a question. Skribisto used to close with the last changes unsaved
When a menu you opened with the mouse closes, the caret is back in your text and you can go on typing. It used to stay on the menu button, and you had to click back into the text
In the title bar's menu, Edit ▸ Paste, Paste without formatting and Select all now work while you write. They were greyed out whenever the menu was open
The Mac application menu now has Services, Hide others and Show all, in the language of the interface
On a Mac, the help pages name keyboard shortcuts with the Mac's own keys, such as ⌘S. They used to say Ctrl+S
Ctrl+W, or ⌘W on a Mac, now closes Settings and the Help window. It used to do nothing in either
A note's Details page now shows Appears in the manuscript when you first open it after giving the note a Find in prose tag in the Inspector. It used to wait until you closed the note's tab and opened it again
On a Mac and on Windows, choosing Discard when New Work asks about unsaved changes now opens the New Work form. The question closed and nothing else happened

Version 3.2.3

2026-10-21

A button in the title bar, beside Export, opens distraction-free mode. F11 and View ▸ Distraction-free Mode still work
Software centres such as Discover and GNOME Software now find Skribisto when you search for words like novel, book, writer or manuscript, in English and in each of the 24 interface languages. With the French interface, searching for novel used to find nothing
With the System theme, Skribisto now turns light or dark with your desktop while it is open. After a restart, it used to keep the shade it opened in until you chose System again in Settings
On Linux, the System theme now reads your desktop's light or dark setting without the busctl tool, and a desktop that does not answer delays startup by a second at most

Version 3.2.2

2026-10-16

F11 now opens and closes distraction-free mode, and Shift+F11 makes the window fullscreen. They used to be the other way round
In distraction-free mode, comments now take the colours of the page you write on. With a dark theme in a light window, or the other way round, the text under a comment could not be read
The bar at the bottom of distraction-free mode has a Comments button, to show or hide comments without leaving the mode

Version 3.2.1

2026-10-15

Typing in the command palette keeps every character you type. Only the last character used to stay, because each key replaced the whole search
On a new installation, the margin marks now show the dialogue texture from the start: one bar per paragraph, showing how long it is and how much of it is spoken. If you already use Skribisto, nothing changes for you: turn it on or off in Settings ▸ Editor ▸ Margin marks
A paragraph you start by typing a hyphen, an asterisk or 1. followed by a space becomes a bulleted or numbered list. Press Backspace right after to keep what you typed as text, or turn it off in Settings ▸ Editor ▸ Punctuation defaults. Where the dialogue dash is on, a hyphen still opens a line of dialogue
The bulleted and numbered list buttons, in the Format panel and the Format menu, now show when the cursor is in a list, and pressing one again takes the paragraph out of the list. In a list of the other kind, the button turns the whole list into bullets or numbers

Version 3.2.0

2026-10-14

Each book now has its own cover. Open the book and choose its cover on the book's own page, where you can also see it, change it or remove it. When you export one book, its cover opens the file, and when you export several books together, each one starts with its own cover. An EPUB carries the cover only when the export style asks for it and the export holds one whole book. Covers chosen in an earlier version are not carried over, so choose them again; the pictures are still in your project
In a Word or OpenDocument export, the cover and every other picture fit within the page margins. A large picture used to be printed at its own size and run off the page
The cover and the title page of a Word or OpenDocument export carry no page header and no page number, and the page numbers start at 1 on the first page of the text
An export titles the book with the book's own title: on the title page, in the page header and in the file's details. It used to use the name of the project file. A project holding several books still uses the project's title when you export them together
When the export style has no title page, the book's title is centred at the start of the book. It used to sit on the left like an ordinary heading
The cover, the author line, the word count and the scene break marks of an export are no longer indented like the first line of a paragraph
An OpenDocument export keeps the scene break mark your export style chooses, such as # in the standard manuscript style. It used to replace it with a horizontal line. Imported back into Skribisto, a stronger scene break also stays a stronger one
In a Word export, a paragraph keeps its own line spacing when it also has space above or below it
Importing a Word or OpenDocument file starts a new page where the file starts a new page with a new section, and no longer where a section continues on the same page

Version 3.1.0

2026-09-28

Import your Scrivener projects with Work ▸ Import from ▸ Scrivener (.scriv)…, whether they come from Scrivener 3, Scrivener 2 on the Mac, Scrivener for Windows or the Linux beta. You see how your binder will look before anything is created, your keywords, targets and deadline come along, and a report tells you what to check once it is done. Your Scrivener project itself is never changed. The new help topic Coming from Scrivener explains the rest
Added app interfaces in Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Czech, Danish, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Norwegian Bokmål, Dutch, Romanian, Swedish and Turkish, including menus, dialogs, settings and tooltips. Longer help articles use English
Added interfaces in German (Germany), Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Portugal), Polish, Finnish, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean (South Korea), Japanese and Esperanto, including menus, dialogs, settings and tooltips
Added help articles in German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Portugal) and Polish. Finnish, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean, Japanese and Esperanto use English for the longer help articles
English and French help now gives clearer steps for starting a project, saving, importing and exporting, with less jargon and fewer technical details
Updated the Teksilo interface libraries to 0.16.0
A Plume Creator or Manuskript project imported without a name, and the notes and texts the import makes up, are named in the language Skribisto is set to. They used to be named in English
A Plume Creator or Manuskript import is shown in the language Skribisto is set to: its progress, its notes about what it could not carry across, and the reason a project cannot be imported. They used to be in English whatever the language
Quitting while a project import is running asks first, and stopping the import leaves no half-written file behind
Projects are imported one at a time, whichever importer and window starts them: a second import started while one runs says so, and can be started again once the first has finished
When there is not enough space left to write an imported project, the message names the folder that is full
Cancelling a project import says the import is stopping until it really has, and keeps its destination reserved until then. It used to say the import was cancelled at once, while the import could still be writing its file, and let that file be opened or imported into meanwhile
A project kept as a folder under the name chosen for an import is pointed out as soon as the name is typed. The import used to offer to replace it, convert the whole project, then fail
Importing a Word, OpenDocument or Markdown file brings its pictures into the project, each where it sat in the text and with its description, and a save keeps them in the project. The review step says how many pictures come, and names each one that stays behind with the reason, such as a drawing in a format Skribisto cannot show or a picture on the web. A picture the project already holds is not stored twice, and undoing the import takes its pictures back with the text
Copying, cutting or dragging text that runs out of a table takes the whole table and nothing else, so a cut pasted back gives the text back as it was. Text after the table used to be lost from the copy, or the table came back twice
Dragging a passage over a table drops it where you release it, dragging selected table cells no longer leaves an empty grid behind, and selected table cells are shown as selected
A numbered list keeps the number it starts at when the project is saved and opened again, and when it is copied
Two quotations one after the other stay two quotations when the project is opened again
Pasting several paragraphs into an empty scene keeps the format you gave its first line, such as a quotation for an epigraph
Tab, Shift+Tab and Enter work in a table inside a quotation
Typing with an input method over a selection replaces the selection once, without leaving the first candidate in the text
Importing or exporting no longer leaves idle background tasks running until Skribisto is closed
The command palette and the keyboard shortcut settings show the group of each command, such as File or Edit, in the language Skribisto is set to, and the palette finds a command when you type its group's name in that language. The General group of the shortcut settings is translated too
A window that is minimized or hidden behind other windows stops drawing until it is shown again, which spares the battery. On macOS every window rests the same way while the display sleeps or the screen is locked
On macOS, a window opened while the display sleeps or the screen is locked no longer keeps a processor core busy until it appears
On Linux under Wayland, Skribisto no longer wakes the processor twice for everything it does, which it did on desktops that support drawing tablets, whether or not a tablet was attached
With a screen reader running, each change is drawn once rather than twice, and the screen reader is sent only what has changed
A text holding pictures takes less work to scroll and redraw, as its pictures are no longer copied each time the window is drawn
When closing a window has a question to ask first, such as what to do with unsaved changes, the question appears at once. It used to wait for the next key press or mouse movement
On Windows and on Linux under X11, the Enter that answers a system dialog, such as the file chooser, no longer acts a second time in the window behind it
The notifications list shows how an import ended: its entry names what the last notice offered, a failed import is listed as an error, and an import run again comes back to the top of the list with its own date. The entry used to keep the Cancel of the import's progress notice, and a later import was listed under the date of the first
In the notifications, a finished import's entry keeps Open now, which opens the imported project in a window of its own. It used to show Open now as a label that did nothing
A checkbox beside other controls, such as Preserve case in the replace bar, shows its label, shortened only when the row runs out of room. It used to show an ellipsis in place of the label
Alt with the underlined letter of a menu opens that menu when the menu bar is folded into its menu button, and no longer closes a menu it should open. While a dialog is open, it no longer reaches the menu bar behind the dialog
After an item is chosen from a submenu, one click on the menu's name opens it again. It used to take two
Part of a window that changed while it was scrolled out of view shows its new content when it comes back into view, rather than what it showed before
A section opened while its window is in the background, for instance by a screen reader, unfolds at once. It used to stay folded under a header that said it was open
A list or a box partly scrolled out of the top of the window no longer lets its contents show past its own lower edge
A cancelled import or export no longer leaves the loading spinner turning in its notice after the work has stopped
A backup's notice no longer keeps spinning once the backup has ended. When a backup taken on closing fails before reaching any destination, the dialog names the error, and a backup whose outcome cannot be read says so

Version 3.0.5

2026-09-28

Dates and times in the Versions dock, the Timeline, the backups list, the Trash, the project switcher, the Welcome window and the restore confirmations are shown in your own time zone. They were shown in UTC while presenting themselves as local time, which could put a version on the wrong day
Pace and daily progress credit words to the day you wrote them, on your own calendar. A writer west of UTC used to see evening words counted for the next day
The Versions dock lists the earlier versions of front and back matter, such as a preface, as it does for any other text
The warnings of a Plume Creator or Manuskript import stay on screen until you close them or the next import of the same kind brings its own, and can be opened again afterwards from the notifications. They used to disappear after ten seconds
Choosing where to save a new or imported project no longer writes and deletes a test file in that folder over and over while the dialog is open
An import can no longer overwrite a project that is open in a window, in this copy of Skribisto or another one
While a Plume Creator or Manuskript import is writing a project, that project cannot be opened, created again with New Work, saved over with Save As, restored from a backup or chosen for a second import, from this copy of Skribisto or another one. On Windows and macOS this holds however its name is capitalised, on macOS however its accented letters are encoded, and on Windows whichever slash separates its folders
A Plume Creator or Manuskript project, or a Word or OpenDocument file, whose contents are nested far more deeply than any real file is refused with a message instead of closing Skribisto and every open window
The characters you type come back as you typed them after the project is saved and opened again. A time such as 10:30:45 or a name such as std::vector no longer loses its colons and the characters between them, a paragraph that begins with I. or A. stays a paragraph instead of turning into a list item without its letter, a paragraph opened with a tab or spaces keeps them, and straight quotes, -- and ... stay as typed instead of becoming English curly quotes, dashes and an ellipsis. Turning them into typographic marks is left to smart punctuation, which follows your project’s language
Characters named in the text of a Manuskript project import as their plain name, without a stray backslash, and an image description or a chapter title keeps its colons and asterisks as typed
Comments imported from a Word or OpenDocument file stay on the words they marked after a paragraph holding two spaces in a row or a tab. The comments of every later paragraph used to lose their place and fall back to the whole document
An imported Word or OpenDocument file keeps its centred and right-aligned paragraphs, its page breaks, its superscript and subscript, its double spaces, and its straight quotes, dashes and ellipses as they were written
Importing a plain-text file keeps every character as written: asterisks, underscores and other marks are no longer read as formatting
An imported document, or a Plume Creator or Manuskript project, whose formatting is nested past what a project can hold arrives as its words with a note, instead of producing a project that will not open again
A damaged or truncated Word file is reported as unreadable instead of freezing the import for good
A project or Markdown file crafted to nest its contents thousands of levels deep can no longer close Skribisto: the project is refused with a message, or the file’s words are kept as plain text
A paragraph typed after a long run of spaces no longer makes the project refuse to open the next time
An OpenDocument file asking for an enormous run of spaces imports with that run shortened, and the import review says so
A compressed document or project built to unpack far larger than it is, a zip bomb, is refused instead of filling the computer’s memory
A Plume Creator or Manuskript project built to multiply a few kilobytes into gigabytes of text as it is read is refused with a message, instead of filling the computer’s memory and closing Skribisto
A Word or OpenDocument file crafted to keep the import busy for hours or days is reported as unreadable in a moment. Such an import used to ignore Cancel until it ended
A list indented dozens of levels deep no longer makes the project refuse to open
Typewriter scrolling keeps the line you are typing at its place on the page again. Since 3.0.4 it only followed the caret, as ordinary scrolling does
A long scene opens, and an earlier version of it is put back, in a moment. A scene of several thousand paragraphs used to take seconds, and one of 16,000 close to a minute, during which the window did not respond
Putting back an earlier version of a text holding footnotes, pressing Backspace in a quotation, or deleting across the edge of a table no longer closes Skribisto. Typing or pressing Enter just before a footnote reference keeps the footnote where it was, and a table pasted in the middle of a text keeps the text after it in place
Copying, cutting or dragging text in a quotation takes each paragraph once. A nested quotation used to be copied two or three times over, and a cut then paste wrote it back doubled
Putting back an earlier version keeps its quotations and code blocks, which it used to turn into plain paragraphs
A passage pasted from a web page as preformatted text arrives as one paragraph per line, and every line stays as it was at the next opening. Its later lines used to come back as lists, headings or quotations, sometimes nested so deep that the project would not open
Export keeps every line of a passage holding line breaks, and every link or picture whose address holds a |, a parenthesis or a space. Quotations nested more than 55 levels deep export to Word, and more than 16 to PDF, instead of failing
Holding Tab in a quotation or a list stops at 64 quotation levels and 16 list levels. It used to go on for as long as the key repeated, and after about 97 presses the project would not open again
Tab and Shift+Tab on a list item in a quotation move it one level, as in the rest of the text. They used to take the item out of its list for good
Tab at the end of a list's last item moves the item one level instead of typing a tab, and no longer pushes a quoted paragraph after the list one quotation deeper
Splitting a scene keeps every word. The new scene lost one of its last characters for every paragraph after the caret, and a caret in a table put the table in both scenes and lost everything after it
Splitting a scene keeps the paragraph at the cut a heading, a list item, a quotation or a code block, leaves no stray space at the start of the new scene, and refuses to make an empty one
A comment goes with its words when a scene is split or two scenes are merged. It used to stay behind and report that it had lost its words
Jumping to a comment or a footnote near the end of a long scene lands on it. It used to stop a few lines short
Importing a Word or OpenDocument table with one row far wider than all the others says that its cells arrive as paragraphs, instead of dropping the grid in silence
The check for a new version of Skribisto uses an updated encryption library, which fixes a flaw in how it accepts a secure connection
A picture inserted into a folder project after its first save, or into any project after Save As, is kept by the next save. It used to be written where the save does not look, and came back blank at the next opening

Version 3.0.4

2026-09-16

Skribisto made Gnome user session crash, fixed upstream in Teksilo 0.12.0
The left arrow key moves the caret again wherever two writing areas are open at once, which is every scene and every note, since each shows its synopsis beside its text. The key was being taken for a request to close a menu and never reached the words

Version 3.0.3

2026-09-14

A project kept as a folder opens again after a file synchronisation tool or macOS respelled the accents in its file names, and saving into it edits those files in place instead of writing a second copy beside them
A project kept as a folder is the same project whether it is opened through its folder or through the project.skrib file inside it: it no longer opens a second time beside itself, and its backups are named after the folder and kept next to it rather than inside it
A backup file that ended up inside a folder project is left where it is instead of being copied into every later save and backup
The images of a folder project opened through its project.skrib file stay in the project’s own assets folder instead of being copied into the application’s data folder
A change made by an add-on on its own now counts as unsaved work, so closing, switching project or quitting asks about it instead of dropping it
Editing a pace, a milestone, a holiday, a text replacement rule, the punctuation settings or an image’s details now marks the project as unsaved, so those edits are saved and never dropped on close without asking
When a document’s text could not be handed to the save, Skribisto says which one and keeps the project marked unsaved instead of reporting it saved
Text typed while a closing save was still writing is saved too before the window closes, the project is switched or the application quits
The backup taken when closing waits for the final save, so it holds what was just written
A line of exported Djot that begins like a list item, a heading or a rule keeps the characters it starts with: a scene break written as 12. or (1), or a row of dashes, is no longer dropped from the exported file
Dragging several items at once when they sit at different levels, as the Corkboard's flat view lists them, now puts every one of them where you dropped it. Some of them used to land at a level computed from another item, which could leave the binder describing a different structure than the one on screen
A sentence cut or copied at the end of a paragraph no longer takes the paragraph break and the first letters of the next paragraph with it. This happened once something had been typed earlier in the document since the last deletion, and the stray text only showed up on paste
Bold, italic, Replace and turning paragraphs into a list land on the selected text again after typing elsewhere in the document, instead of the same number of characters too late
In a document holding a table, the caret can reach the last characters after the table again, and a selection to the end of the document includes them

Version 3.0.2

2026-09-04

The folder Skribisto keeps its backups in is created when the app starts, so the location shown in Settings is really there before the first backup is taken
Show folder, in Settings under Backup defaults, opens that folder itself instead of the one above it
French typography no longer confuses the spell checker: the thin space inside « » and before ?, ! and ; is not taken to be part of the word next to it
New binder, in the outline's binder menu, asks for a name before it creates anything, so Cancel no longer leaves an unwanted binder behind
Your text replacement rules are loaded when a project opens, so they fire from the first keystroke instead of staying dormant until you added a new one
Search options and history are restored with the project you open, instead of reverting to the application defaults and overwriting what the project had saved
Format ▸ Formatting mark places the invisible characters typography needs: a no-break space, a narrow no-break space, a no-break hyphen, a soft hyphen, a zero-width space and a word joiner, four of them with a keyboard shortcut

Version 3.0.1

2026-09-03

Windows now tell the desktop which application they belong to, so Skribisto keeps its own name and icon in the task switcher and its notifications are attributed to it
Packaging fixes for the Flathub build and its store listing

Version 3.0.0

2026-07-19

Skribisto has been rewritten from scratch in Rust, with a new interface
New project format: a .skrib bundle holding plain-text prose, kept as a single file or as a folder you can put under version control
Projects from Skribisto 2.x are upgraded automatically when you open them
Write prose and its synopsis side by side, in split panes and tabs
Read a whole chapter, part or book as one continuous document, or all synopses at once
Corkboard, writing sessions, live word count and pace tracking
Search and replace across the whole project
Trash with restore and undo
Backups with a retention policy, several destinations, a scheduler, and read-only opening
Import projects from Plume Creator
Export to Word (DOCX), OpenDocument (ODT), EPUB, PDF, HTML, Markdown, Djot, LaTeX and plain text
Spell checking with downloadable dictionaries
Light and dark themes, and per-editor typography
Open several projects side by side, each in its own window
English and French interface

Versions antérieures : Skribisto 2.x et 1.9.x

Version 2.0.5 2023-02-15

Add Welcome dialog
Add paste without formatting
Make HTML paste cleaner
Add user dictionary dialog
Fix words with apostrophe not spellchecked

Version 2.0.4 2023-01-21

Fix crash when clicking on a list item when exporting a book

Version 2.0.3 2022-11-19

Fix path creation in theme creator dialog
Word count in Text view
Speed optimizations

Version 2.0.2 2022-11-17

Add spellchecking suggestions
Add quick note creation

Version 2.0.1 2022-11-15

Fix Theme creation dialog

Version 2.0.0 2022-11-13

Switch to QtWidget application for desktop
Deactivate temporarily QML application

Version 1.9.42 2022-05-01

Add two themes
Fix add project dict dialog behavior
Fix english project dict words with 's

Version 1.9.41 2022-04-11

Quick fix: First Dialog crash

Version 1.9.40 2022-04-11

Copy paste includes sub-items
Fix crash when drag drop in the empty space below the navigation list

Version 1.9.39 2022-04-10

Fix missing tabulations
Fix First Steps Dialog transparency

Version 1.9.38 2022-04-07

Add item icons in Overview
Show word count goal in Text page
word count stats ignore non-printable items
Fix: Property buttons don't reflect in item trees

Version 1.9.37 2022-04-07

Fix new item can always create a sub-item

Version 1.9.36 2022-04-06

Fix context menu crashing in Overview
Add visible word count goals in Overview
Fix missing color in Overview

Version 1.9.35 2022-04-05

Add word goals
Fix plugin path
Fix Copy paste

Version 1.9.34 2022-03-28

Fix slow scrolling in settings
Fix writing zone suddenly small
Fix Windows deployment script
Faster plugins
Use Qt 6.2.4

Version 1.9.33 2022-03-24

Fix installation of new dictionaries
Fix drag and drop of texts
Add interface zoom in settings
Resize buttons and menus for a more desktop feel
Move text settings into its own setting page
Add Ctrl+Wheel to zoom text in text areas
Add zoom shortcuts to zoom text in text areas
Add a button to add new dictioinaries from the first time dialog

Version 1.9.32 2022-03-13

Migrate to Qt 6.2.3
Fix mouse clicks not well recognised in Flatpak package
Remove Plume Crator importer and Quazip

Version 1.9.31 2021-08-26

Social medias: add social medias links
Text: make context menu quicker
Manual : change URL

Version 1.9.30 2021-08-23

Text: fix error when closing a text item
Windows support: fix projects not loading or saving
Scrolling: Fix scrolling in Welcome menu scrolled the text behind it
Dictionaries: add missing OpenSSL libraries in Windows
Docks: save visibility of toolboxes

Version 1.9.29 2021-08-13

Scrolling: Fix text scrolling
Recent: fix close actions

Version 1.9.28 2021-08-09

Fix Windows support
Save: add a save button at the top of the window
Shortcuts: display shortcuts in tips
Minimap: fix wobbling of minimap width and text area width
Navigation: disable animation for side lists
Navigation: better navigation with cleaner code and more usable
Navigation: fix keyboard navigation
Navigation: add visual clue when Cut and Copy items
Navigation: set a smoother transition between lists
Navigation: fix clicking in side popups doing nothing
Plume Creator importer: fix completely importer with new approach
Drag Drop: switch to a new way to drag drop in and from the navigation list
Notes: fix setting a note folder in Project page
Section : fix section icons not displaying correctly
Tags: forbid clicks passing through a color square
View: fix lack of drop visual clue

Version 1.9.27 2021-08-02

Minimap: new minimap scrollbar
Icons: use bigger and sharper icons
Pages: creation list of items is sorted
Druide Antidote: add plugin to use Druide Antidote with text page
Breadcrumb: make buttons action to go to the beginning/end smoother
Docks: toolbox top buttons are now in a list
Notes: fix set note folder does nothing
Notes: add a quick button to add Notes folder
Section: add Section page type
Parameters: add a way to add custom parameters to new pages

Version 1.9.26 2021-06-24

Plugin: create plugin interface for importer
Navigation: fix restore
Icons: fix some icons not following the theme
Distraction free: header bar can now hide
Writing games: forbid Ctrl+Z

Version 1.9.25 2021-06-22

Card view: add drag & drop
Card view: add tags
Card view: toolbox manages size, tag and outline
New item dialog: allow to set the quantity of the item to create
Breadcrumb: adapt to small size
Navigation: fix Sort Alphabetically action
Navigation: Fix cut, copy, paste

Version 1.9.23 2021-06-21

Overview: add basic plugin without move by drag & drop
Card view: add basic Card view plugin without move by drag & drop nor menu
Windows 10 support: fix deployment script
Text: stop wheel when the text is smaller than the TextArea
Highlighter: bring back the colored text because of poor performance of Canvas painting, waiting for bug fix from Qt
Menu: Add show settings action
New item dialog: creating a blank item is no longer possible
Shortcuts: fix menu not appearing when using Alt+[key] shortcuts
notes: can select a folder dedicated to notes in the project page
related items: add panel to show related items
related items: add quick access to notes
related items: add drag and drop
animations: add setting for e-papers to stop animations
Navigation: converted to a plugin
Plugins: add support project-dependent pages

Version 1.9.22 2021-06-11

Translations: add rough translations for it_IT, pt_BR, es_ES, eo, de_DE, ru_RU
Navigation: now focus when clicking on the empty part of the list
Navigation: now select the first item when navigating in a folder
Dictionaries: add dialog to add dictionaries from Web

Version 1.9.20 2021-06-10

First release on FlatHub