Zettlr

This new beta release adds many smaller and a few bigger improvements. The bigger improvements of note for you are the following:

• You can now enable whitespace highlighting for the editors, which will make any spaces visible
• The LanguageTool linter now respects the lang property of YAML front matters
• Zettlr now incorporates the “preferred variants” setting of LanguageTool
• Improved project management, allowing you to properly select files and ordering for project exports

You can read more about those and all the other changes in the Changelog below. Besides that, this beta primarily fixes smaller issues and improves many things under the hood which won't be very visible, except

This update changes a few minor but notable things from the previous beta release. Here they are at a glance:

• Fixed a serious bug during save that would effectively remove any non-standard linefeeds (such as CRLF or LFCR) during save, leading to various issues with detecting external changes
• The dialogs are now modal even on Linux. Previously, they weren't due to (likely) a bug in Electron. We've now undone this in the hopes that the original bug that this fixed doesn't re-occur, so please report any problems you may encounter.
• The app now shows the precise git commit hash from which it was compiled (in the About Debug tab). This might help reproduce bugs in the future.
• Fixed an issue with the visual lis

New Preferences UI | Link Improvements | Bug Fixes | Quality of Life Improvements

Thank you for testing Zettlr's beta releases and helping us create a stable and enjoyable release! Please report any bugs you find on GitHub. If you have any questions, we warmly welcome you on our Discord server. Finally, Zettlr is and will always remain Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), but every app requires some funding. If you enjoy Zettlr and would like to ensure it remains a viable alternative for professional writing, consider becoming a Patron on Patreon or use PayPal. If you prefer, you can also send over a small tip on Ko-Fi. You can find more information o

Minor patch | Fixes Linux ARM | Drops support for macOS 10.13 & 10.14

Immediately after v3.0.4, we decided to release a minor upgrade that bumps
the underlying Electron framework to the most recent version. This will stop
segmentation faults in Wayland environments and prevent the flagging of
Zettlr in repositories such as AUR due to outdated dependencies.

Dropping Support for macOS 10.13 and 10.14

Due to Zettlr's underlying Electron framework dropping support for macOS 10.13
(High Sierra) and 10.14 (Mojave), Zettlr drops support for these operating
systems as well. To continue to use Zettlr on a Mac, ensure to update to at
least macOS 10.15 (Catalina).

Linux ARM builds functionally again

Since Zettlr v3.0.0, Linux users on ARM-machines had the iss

Bug Fixes | Performance Improvements | CSS Changes

This patch includes a series of minor bug fixes and performance improvements. In addition, this patch refactors a lot of the theming of the app. This should not impact anyone, but may lead to some of you having to do minor updates to your Custom CSS, if you use any.

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Changelog

A Note on Custom CSS

This update includes a full refactor of the theming: The editor themes (Berlin,
Frankfurt, Bielefeld, Karl-Marx-Stadt, and Bordeaux) have now moved to their own
theme files and do not come with standard CSS anymore. This heavily un-clutters
the code

Bug Fixes | Quality of Life Updates | Security Improvements

This update fixed a few issues here and there that have been identified since the last release. This mainly refers to how link rendering is done, a potential data loss issue, and the file importer. Additionally, some translations have been updated. Finally, this update contains a security patch, so we recommend a swift update.

Changelog

GUI and Functionality

• Fixed a bug that would not parse plain-text links at the end of a line
  completely
• Added two heuristics to plain link parser: (a) if the matched link ends with a
  period, exclude the period; (b) if the matched link ends with a closing
  bracket that does not match an open bracket, exclude the closing bracket
  (remember that you can explicitly d

Bug fixes and performance improvements

This is a small update that fixes many minor nuisances that got reported since the release of 3.0. It also includes a security update, so we recommend this update for everyone.

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Changelog

GUI and Functionality

• Monospaced elements such as inline code elements are now rendered in monospace
  font again
• Fixed a bug preventing assigning colors and descriptions to tags in the tag
  manager
• Magic Quotes detect forward and backward slashes (/ and \) as non-word
  characters, behind which a starting Magic Quote can begin
• Zettlr now properly uses a proper filename extension on export even when usin

New Release | Zettlr v3

Hello everybody! It is finally time — after more than a year of constant development and improvement, we are more than proud to finally be able to deliver you the next iteration of Zettlr. We have been extra careful to provide you in this version a bug-free and enjoyable writing experience that you will love. Many things have changed; way too many to quickly go through them, so as with every release, we welcome you to do two things before updating:

First, please read our accompanying blog post, in which we place this update into perspective and explain the reasoning behind certain changes to the application.

After you are done, immediately read the "READ THIS FIRST!" section of the changelog below. This is crucial this time around, which is why it's in all caps. Afterwards, we invite yo

Debian Installer Issues | Project Export Settings

This almost final beta for Zettlr 3.0 fixes a bunch of issues users were experiencing with the Debian installers. Additionally, we fixed the project export format selection, which unfortunately broke during the last beta.

Full Changelog: v3.0.0-beta.7...v3.0.0-beta.8

Custom Commands | Better WYSIWYG | Quality of Life

This release contains a few features and enhancements and another set of bug fixes. As always, the comprehensive list of bug fixes can be found in our changelog.

Most notably, this beta …

• fixes an issue with persisting project settings
• fixes further things regarding the citation engine
• improves the WYSIWYG mode
• allows to match whole words with AutoCorrect
• adds the ability to define custom commands for your exports
• better layouting
• some additional bug fixes

New Contributors

• @JonRoo made their first contribution in #4520

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Fixes in the Citation Engine, Exports, and Projects | Quality of Life Improvements

This beta release fixes many small nuisances. Most notably, it fixes:

• the citation engine (better handling of file-specific libraries, better rendering, better autocompletes)
• projects (handling of settings files, glob pattern application)
• footnotes (better insertion, editing, and display)
• exports (Simple PDF, Textbundle, and Textpack now work as expected)
• opening of Zotero attachments
• Update of all dependencies
• Update of the Russian and Catalan translation
• There is now an easy menu item allowing you to clear the FSAL cache should that be necessary

New Contributors