- Remote images, including shields.io badges, are rasterized before printing, so badges keep their colors instead of turning into dark blocks. - Local images inside raw HTML are now embedded in both the preview and exported PDFs. - Width and height set on img tags are respected, so logos no longer fill the whole page. Images without a size keep their natural point size on Retina displays. - Dangerous sources like `javascript:`, `data:`, and `file:` in raw HTML are still stripped before anything is embedded.

- Formatting markers for bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, headings, and quotes now stay hidden; the cursor skips over them and deletion works on visible text. - Backspace at the start of a heading, quote, or list item removes the whole prefix. - Enter continues lists, numbered items, task lists, and quotes; Enter on an empty item exits. - Tab / Shift+Tab indents and outdents list items, with automatic renumbering. - Nested ordered lists display as 1. → a. → i. in the editor and preview. - Added a one-click, undoable delete button for entire tables. - The formatting toolbar fades in and out and respects Reduce Motion. - Code blocks use a font size 2pt smaller than body text. - Fixed third-level task-list checkboxes not rendering. - Fixed IME input right after hidden markers appearing invisible or tiny.

SwiftDown 1.0.2 makes Markdown editing feel more natural and precise. This release improves WYSIWYG editing, heading folding, table interactions, outline scaling, and the visual polish of inline code—so your documents stay readable while the underlying Markdown remains fully editable.

• Outline sidebar (⌃⌘S): see every heading at a glance and jump anywhere in your document • Paste or drag images in: they're saved to a "YourDocument.assets" folder next to your file and linked with a relative path • Quick Look in Finder: press Space on any .md file for a rendered preview, plus rich Markdown thumbnails • Auto-reload: when another app or an AI coding assistant changes the file, SwiftDown reloads it without moving your cursor. If you have unsaved edits, you choose which version to keep • README-ready HTML: centered logos, badges, collapsible details blocks and HTML tables now render properly • Zoom into Mermaid diagrams to see the full-size version • ⌘/ switches between your two most recent view modes and keeps your reading position • Separate font for Source mode, such as a monospaced font, without affecting inline editing or the preview • New view shortcuts: Inline ⌘1, Source ⌘2, Split ⌘3, Preview ⌘4 • Much smoother scrolling and steadier inline editing in long documents