• Ticking a task in the Tasks list no longer closes the app. • A link in the Clipboard opens with a tap. Touch and hold to copy it. • A note's words read the same everywhere: lists, tasks, search, widgets and Spotlight show them without asterisks and brackets.

• Notes read as they are written. Bold, italic, struck-through words, code, quotes, rules and links are shown as such, and the asterisks and brackets stay out of sight until you write in that line. • Links in a note open with a tap: a web address in the browser, a link to another page in Chute. • Code between fences is kept as written, in letters of one width. • Search finds what you copied too: copies stand under what the library holds, in one list. • On iPad and an open iPhone Duo, drag a note onto a folder, Pinned, a tag or the Trash. • Tasks stand under their folders, so you see which project each belongs to.

• Made for iPhone Duo. Open it and your list and your note stand side by side; half open, each has its own page. A note you were reading stays open as you open and close the phone, and voice notes keep off the fold: stand the Duo on a table and talk. • Two notes side by side: Open Beside keeps one note on a page of its own next to the library, on an iPad and on an open iPhone Duo. On an iPad a note can also open in a window of its own. • Drag a passage, a link or a picture from the app beside Chute, on an iPad or an open iPhone Duo, and it is kept. • What you copy on your iPhone or iPad now joins the Clipboard list when you open Chute, next to your Mac's copies. • Copies made on your Mac while Chute was closed on the phone arrive the moment you open it.