New: Unified Search (⌘F) Press ⌘F to open a search bar at the top of the window. Switch between two modes: All Notes (search titles and content across every note) and This Note (search within the note you're currently viewing). Press Shift+⌘F to jump straight into All Notes search. In "This Note" mode, matches are highlighted right in the text, and you can jump between them with the up/down arrows — a counter shows which match you're on (e.g. "2 of 5"). In "All Notes" mode, the sidebar shows only matching notes, with a live result count; press Return to jump to the first match. Press Esc or the close button to dismiss search at any time.

Improved formatting reliability: • Fixed an issue where the text selection could occasionally be lost when using Code Block, Highlight Color, or other formatting tools, preventing the format from being applied correctly. • Formatting actions now preserve the intended selection for more consistent results.

Find text faster Press ⌘F to search within a note — matching text is highlighted instantly, right where you're writing. Code blocks with syntax highlighting Insert a code block from the toolbar and get automatic color-coding for keywords, strings, numbers, and comments. Toggle syntax highlighting on or off anytime in Settings.

Fix an issue with image uploads.

Rich Text Formatting： Added background highlight color picker with 6 preset colors plus a clear option. Added clear formatting button (eraser icon) to reset font, size, color, underline, strikethrough, and background color back to defaults. Images： Paste images directly into notes using ⌘V — supports screenshots, images copied from browsers, and image files copied from Finder. Drag and drop image files from local into the editor. Click any image to reveal a resize handle (blue square, top-right corner). Drag it left or right to scale the image proportionally.