- PDF export now includes local and remote images - Floating PDF export button next to Edit in the viewer

- Open folders via terminal — open -a MDViewer /path/to/folder (Pro) - Redesigned review prompt — simpler thumbs up/down instead of star rating - Hide “Powered by” branding in status bar (Pro) - Fixed large file warning missing Cancel button - Fixed Settings window flickering when opened via About

Performance improvements and minor bug fixes.

Sidebar mode shortcut (⌘⇧T) — toggle between TOC and File Tree. Instant tooltips on status bar buttons. Click-to-toggle task list checkboxes in edit mode. Fixed editor click placement on wide displays. Session restore no longer races with Finder file open. Scroll position restored after app update. New installs default to "Parent folder" file tree mode.

Nested lists — proper indentation and per-level bullet symbols for nested Markdown lists.

Image support — local and remote images in your Markdown now render in the viewer. Settings redesign — sidebar layout with General, Appearance, and About sections. Feedback — rate MDViewer and send feedback right from Settings. Indented code fences — code blocks inside list items now render correctly.

PDF export — save to PDF with a preview sheet: paper size, orientation, margins, page numbers, and Table of Contents (⌘⇧E). Session restore — your open files come back automatically after an update or a crash. App icon picker — choose an alternate app icon in Appearance settings. Fixed file tree not updating when root mode changes. Fixed micro-stutter on TOC scroll.

Focus Mode on every screen — multi-monitor setups now go fully immersive. Plain text editor — .txt files get first-class treatment: line numbers, editing, scroll memory. YAML support — syntax-highlighted .yaml viewing with word wrap and token counts. Find Next / Previous — jump between matches with ⌘G / ⇧⌘G instead of scrolling. Text rendering — fine-tune how text looks on your screen: Default, Smooth, or Crisp. Anchor links — click a heading link and land right on it, no more "file not found". Scroll memory — switch between viewing and editing without losing your place. Smarter TOC — collapsed sections light up when you're reading inside them. 200 tabs — open your entire project, we'll keep up. Stacked toasts — notifications queue up instead of fighting for your attention. Word and token counts for YAML, JSON, and Mermaid. Fixed a crash on rapid file switching.

Settings window — preferences for theme, file tree, editor, and focus mode (⌘,). Theme switcher — choose System, Light, or Dark appearance. Focus Mode styles — pick Hyperspace, Lava Lamp, or Random. Editor zoom — scale font size with ⌘+/⌘− (50–200%). Bug fixes: ⌘Z undo/redo now works correctly in the editor.

Focus Mode — hide everything except your content for distraction-free reading. Activate: 'Cmd + Shift + F'. Press Escape to exit back to normal mode. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Linked files — clicking relative links between Markdown files now correctly opens the linked file. List rendering — list item continuation lines now render correctly per CommonMark spec.

Context menu in file tree — right-click files and folders for Open in New Tab, Reveal in Finder, and New File. New File from folder — creates an untitled document with the save panel pre-set to the selected folder.

New features : - Drag & drop tabs — reorder open tabs by dragging them in the tab bar. - Copy button for code blocks — one-click copy for any fenced code block in your preview. - PDF export from editor — Export as PDF now works when you're editing, not just in preview mode. Fixes: - Find fix — ⌘F reliably opens search in the active tab.

What's new in 1.13 • New File (⌘N) — create a new markdown document right inside MDViewer and save it later with the system save dialog • Open Recent — quickly reopen recent files from the File menu or by right-clicking the app icon in the Dock • Untitled draft fallback — empty new documents no longer lead to a blank, dead-end screen; instead, you get clear actions to edit, open a file, or discard the draft • Safer unsaved handling — closing the window now correctly asks what to do with unsaved changes • UI polish — fixed repeated Open File dialogs on rapid clicks and aligned the status bar icons for a cleaner look Under the hood • Improved overall stability and performance across editing, file handling, and view transitions