This update fixes scrolling in large files (over about 100 KB) and several smaller problems. Large files in Source: - After you zoom with ⌘+ or ⌘−, scrolling with the mouse wheel reaches the end of the document. Before, if you kept scrolling right after zooming, the wheel could stop at about three quarters of the document as if at the end. - Dragging the scroll bar lands where you release it, and scrolling up afterwards moves up. Before, the text could jump far down the document on the next scroll. - ⌘↓ and End show the last line of the document. Before, ⌘↓ could stop at about 90 to 95 percent. - When the minimap is hidden, large files have a scroll bar again. Before, they had none. - Right after a large file opens, the minimap shows where you are and responds to clicks and drags, also on the first click in a window that is in the background. Before, it could ignore them. Other fixes: - In the Preview of very large files, ⌘↓, ⌘↑, End, Home, Page Up, Page Down and the arrow keys move through the document. Before, they did nothing. - Export as PDF and Print now ask for access to the document's folder when the document shows images Editorio is not yet allowed to read. You can allow access, continue without the images, or cancel. Before, the images were left out without a message. - Leaving full screen returns the window to the size it had before. Before, it could come back much smaller.

This update shows images in Preview and fixes problems reported by users, including Print and Export as PDF. - Images referenced in a Markdown file, such as , appear in Preview and in PDF export and Print. Relative paths, absolute paths and file: addresses work. Images are drawn at the width of the window and stay sharp when you resize it. If an image next to the document cannot be read, a bar offers Allow…, which opens the document's folder once so its images can be shown. - Print and Export as PDF work. Before, they stopped with the message "Error while printing" or "This application does not support printing". - Large documents with many images use less memory while you scroll through them. - In large files (over about 100 KB), scrolling with the mouse wheel in Source reaches the top and the bottom of the document. Before, the wheel could stop partway as if at the end, while dragging the scrollbar still worked. - Switching between Preview and Source with ⌘U keeps your place in large files. Before, the position could move by a large part of the document. - Files with hundreds of nested block quotes opened with a crash. They open now. - Export as PDF and Print use the document you are looking at. Before, with more than one document open in a window, they could use the window's first document, which often gave an empty PDF. - The suggested file name for an exported PDF is the document's name instead of "Untitled". - Tables in Markdown files larger than about 100 KB show as rows and columns in Preview again. Before, their cells were listed one under another. - In Side by Side view, zooming (⌘+, ⌘−, ⌘0) changes the source and the preview together, so both stay at the same size.

This update fixes bugs, most of them in large files and crash recovery. Typing and editing - Typing in a long list (thousands of lines) no longer freezes the app. - Editing a 10 MB file no longer pauses the app after each change. - Each tab keeps its own caret and scroll position when you switch tabs. - The status bar shows the correct line number in large files and after switching between Source and Preview. Saving and crash recovery - When you undo an edit after it was autosaved, the file on disk is updated within about a second. Before, the undone text could stay on disk until the next autosave. - Undoing back to the saved text no longer brings up a recovery prompt for a document with nothing to recover. - Documents you closed no longer reopen at the next launch, including after a crash or a forced quit. Large files - Switching between a 60 MB and a 10 MB tab no longer hangs. - ⌘U shows the current tab in large files, and Go To Line works in every file size. Other fixes - Files that start with a UTF-8 byte-order mark open without an invisible extra character at the start. - The Source and Preview buttons in the tab bar stay in sync with ⌘U.

You can now hide or show the minimap from the View menu or with Shift-Command-M. The choice applies to all windows and is remembered across launches. Hidden minimaps reduce large-file opening time. Table cells now wrap long text at word boundaries without forcing the window wider. Reopening Editorio no longer creates duplicate tabs for one document.

WHAT'S NEW IN 5.6 • Command-Plus now zooms in, alongside Command-Equals. • The App Store edition can ask for a rating after sustained use. The prompt uses Apple's standard review API and follows Apple's throttling. • The App Store name, subtitle and search keywords have been revised so Markdown users can find Editorio more easily.

This update is about large files and the side by side view. SIDE BY SIDE The two panes now line up by heading, so the same passage stays in view on both sides instead of drifting apart as you scroll. Dragging the minimap moves the view once and leaves it where you release it. A single line break in the source now shows as a line break in the preview; you can turn that off in Settings. A new tab no longer shows the previous document's preview. LARGE FILES A 58 MB file opens in about a second instead of thirteen. Very large files are no longer cut short, so the whole document is present and searchable. Typing in the find field on a large file no longer stops the window from responding, and match counts are exact. On a 5 MB file, switching between source and preview takes about a quarter of a second instead of three. EDITING An undo made shortly before quitting is no longer lost. Emoji stay as emoji when a file is saved instead of being written as shortcodes. Return continues a Markdown list and a second Return ends it. Tabs can be dragged to any position, and Command-1 through Command-9 select them. Command-Control-F enters full screen. ALSO FIXED Open tabs are restored when the app reopens. The line indicator in the status bar follows the cursor. Save As updates both the tab and the window title. Escape and Command-W close the About and Settings windows. Opening several files at once now opens all of them rather than one.

Bug Fixes

NEW • Side-by-Side editing (View → Side by Side). Source on the left, preview on the right, with a draggable divider you can pull to resize either pane. • Each pane in side-by-side mode now has its own minimap. Scroll source and preview independently — drag either minimap to jump anywhere in that pane. • Live source-to-preview sync. The preview updates the moment you toggle from Source mode — no save required. The render reflects every keystroke since you last looked. FIXED • Line numbers in the gutter now update correctly when you press Enter in a new untitled document. New lines appear as 2, 3, 4 instead of staying stuck on 1. • Side-by-Side is properly disabled (and greyed out in the View menu) for non-Markdown documents and for Markdown files above the 10 MB preview ceiling. • Switching to a non-Markdown tab while side-by-side is active now cleanly resets the layout to single-pane source. • Support for non-latin characters Plus the usual round of small reliability and rendering tweaks.

Bug Fixes

Rust-Powered Core Engine Editorio now includes a native Rust core for memory-mapped file opening, rope-based text editing, and viewport-scoped syntax highlighting. Files open instantly regardless of size — no more waiting on large documents. 35+ Language Support Full syntax highlighting for Swift, TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, C/C++, Java, Kotlin, TeX/LaTeX, Shell, SQL, Docker, and many more. Extensionless files (Makefile, Dockerfile, dotfiles) are detected automatically. Project Sidebar Browse your project folder in a collapsible file tree (⌘B). Shows themed file-type icons, filters to editable files only, and displays the project root as a header. Code Minimap VS Code-style document overview with click-to-navigate and drag-to-scroll. Available for all file types, themed to match your editor. Sublime-Class Scroll Performance Hardware-accelerated scrolling with inertia animation for USB mice. Wheel, trackpad, and minimap drag all feel identical.

- New logo - Bug Fixes

Fixed the bug where the app crashed while scrolling in markdown preview mode.

Editorio is now completely free with no in-app purchases. What's new: • Removed all paid features — every capability is free for everyone • Refreshed Find & Replace bar with theme-aware colors • Status bar now shows live selection info • Zoom level persists per-screen across launches • Light theme readability improvements • Atomic theme switching — no stale colors when you change themes • Gutter and editor body now scroll in perfect lock-step • Performance and stability improvements throughout • Bug fixes

Fixed minimap flickering during typing. Fixed zoom level resetting when editing text.

Improved In-App Purchase reliability

Fixed an issue where in-app purchases were unavailable

Fixed: In-App Purchase for Editorio Pro now works correctly Fixed: Restore Purchases now shows clear feedback on success or failure Fixed: Promo code redemption now processes correctly Added: "Redeem Code" option in Editorio menu and Preferences

NATIVE macOS TABS Open multiple files in one window with ⌘T. Files opened from Finder automatically join the current window as tabs. Full native tab bar with drag-to-reorder and tab overview. 5 BUILT-IN THEMES Three new themes: Nord (Arctic palette), Solarized Dark (precision colors), and Solarized Light. Switch instantly from the status bar or Preferences. Follows system appearance automatically. EXPORT & PRINT Export any document to PDF with ⇧⌘E. Print with ⌘P — proper pagination and configurable margins. SAVE & SAVE AS Full save support with ⌘S and ⇧⌘S. Save As includes a file-type picker for markdown, code, and plain text extensions. PREFERENCES WINDOW New Preferences (⌘,) with Appearance tab for theme selection and Store tab for optional Pro purchase. MINIMAP REWRITE Completely rewritten minimap with smoother scrolling. VS Code-style colored block rendering and improved click-to-jump navigation. BUG FIXES • Fixed: Double-clicking a file in Finder while the editor was open now correctly opens the new file. • Fixed: Typing in source mode no longer causes the cursor to jump to the end of the document. • Improved file type detection for 180+ languages.