- Option to display the filename instead of note content/headline in list view (Thx, Pierre!) - Waiting on Google to approve our App to connect Google Drive directly.

Now with an improved Dropbox integration! Sign in to Dropbox right inside Notelane and pick any folder to store your notes. Edits, renames, moves, and deletes sync automatically. Connect or change your folder anytime from Settings. (Thanks for the heads up, Etienne!)

This update focuses on a smoother, more reliable note-taking experience: - Notes on iCloud Drive now preload with a proper loading screen, so you'll never hit a blank screen while files download. - The iCloud download progress bar now fills smoothly in real time. - The notes list refreshes automatically after editing - no more pull-to-refresh. - Filenames stay exactly as you set them; notes are no longer auto-renamed when you close them. - The list now shows each note's headline or first line instead of the raw filename. - New notes are named from their first line automatically. - Tap anywhere below a short note to keep writing - the cursor jumps to the end. (still beta) - Improved the Move-to-folder view with a collapsible folder tree. Thanks for using Notelane!

- Fixed moving notes and folders into subfolders. - Improved the loading process for notes stored in iCloud.

- Code blocks now have syntax highlighting and a copy button. Syntax highlighting for ~15 languages (Swift, JS/TS, Python, Java/Kotlin, C/C++, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, SQL, Bash, etc.) with keyword/type/string/comment/number coloring tuned for both light and dark mode. Unknown languages still get strings, comments, and numbers highlighted. A copy button in each block's header that copies the snippet, gives haptic feedback, and shows a "Copied" checkmark for - Fix blank screens when renaming or moving files - Fixed an issue when moving files and updated the settings screen.

- Improved rendering of tables. (Thx, Raúl!) - Option to automatically download and save web images in your note's assets folder! Downloads happen on note open and as you type.

Added a unified Export submenu with PDF, TXT, Markdown, HTML, and CSV options. - TXT / Markdown: raw note content - HTML: full document with styled CSS (light + dark mode), inline formatting (bold, italic, code, links, strikethrough), tables, lists, blockquotes, code blocks - CSV: exports markdown tables if present; otherwise falls back to a single content column with each non-empty line, properly RFC 4180–escaped You can AirDrop, save to Files, or send anywhere. Also: Added 5 new dark themes (all force dark mode) (Thx, Raúl!)

New setting: Show/hide icons in the slide-in menue. Fixed some stability issues.

* Lock notes with Face ID / Touch ID for an extra layer of privacy * Duplicate any note with a single tap * New list options: view notes as a list, gallery, or attachments-only * Sort by Date Modified, Date Created, or Title * Smoother app launch - no more flash of empty folders * Fixed the "Add New Note" home screen shortcut * Smaller, more refined text cursor in the editor Thanks for using Notelane!

New view modes (List, Gallery, Attachments), custom sorting and two fresh app icons.

- Themes are here! (Thx to Jeff for the reminder) - Two new app icons

- New! Typography Settings: Customize your reading and writing experience with adjustable font family, size, line spacing, and paragraph spacing, inspired by the best writing apps. - Open With Notelane: Notelane now registers as a handler for Markdown and text files, so you can open .md files from the Files app and other apps directly in Notelane. (Now seriously, through!)

- Open in Notelane: Markdown files from the Files app, Mail, or other apps can now be opened directly in Notelane via the system "Open With" menu. (Thank you, Andreas!) - Quick Action: New Note - Long-press the Notelane icon on your Home Screen to jump straight into a fresh note.

Added the ability to resize images in the note-preview. When you add an image with Markdown like this:  - full width (unchanged) You can now add:  - for 300pt wide Thanks to vohcits for the request!

You can now use the iPad version on your Mac if you install it through the App Store.

- Better performance - Support for .txt files