Noticky 1.3.4 — What's New • PDF export now works for everyone (the "does not support printing" error is gone) • Save dialogs (TXT, Markdown, PDF) now come to the front instead of hiding behind other apps • Modern Design: removed the double border/halo at the top of notes • Double-click to collapse no longer flashes a transparent edge mid-animation • Code blocks look right on every note color, and typing past a closing ``` no longer keeps the code background • Selection formatting toolbar stays inside the note instead of floating over the edge • Yellow notes are now a softer pastel, closer to a real sticky note

What's new: • Pick any corner for Quick Capture — top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right, or turn it off • Set a default font and size for every new note (Preferences > Appearance) • Rebind Free, Stack, and Tile layout shortcuts — new defaults no longer conflict with the macOS screenshot keys • Drag notes to reorder in Stack and Tile layouts; click a note to send it behind the others Fixed: • Crash on launch when many pinned notes were being restored • Visual tearing during the collapse / expand animation in Modern Design • Stability improvements around fold animations and the note editor at startup

The biggest Noticky update yet. A fresh, modern note design with four new preset colors, custom colors of your choice, a font picker, and full dark mode. Three layout modes let you arrange notes the way you think, free placement, a tidy stack, or an even tile. Show or hide everything with a shortcut, collapse notes you're not using, and let inactive ones fade into the background. Folders and groups are here to keep things organized, and pinned notes now restore automatically when you reopen the app. Noticky also runs natively on Intel Macs again, alongside Apple Silicon. Plus a handful of crash fixes around the classic design and startup stability.