• Move a sticky note to a corner or the center of the screen (⌃⌘U / ⌃⌘I / ⌃⌘J / ⌃⌘K for the corners, ⌃⌘M for the center) • Line up every sticky note on the screen. ⌃⌘A repeats the last arrangement, and ⌃⌘Z puts the notes back • Sticky notes no longer reopen when TearMark starts. ⌥-click a note in the list to open it as a sticky again • Each extra sticky note now uses much less memory • The hotkey opens the quick window the moment you press it • If the editor stops unexpectedly, TearMark recovers it without losing what you were writing • When a trial or subscription ends, TearMark notices without being restarted

Outlining, inside a note. • Nest and reorder a list. Tab and ⇧Tab change the level; ⌥↑ and ⌥↓ move an item with everything under it. • Fold away what you are not thinking about with ⌘. — a list item, or a heading and the section under it. You can also click the ring on a bullet, or the … at the end of the line. • Press ⇧⌘. to see a whole note as an outline: just the headings and the outermost items of any list. • ⌘A now widens one step at a time — the item, its children, the section, the whole note. Select a branch, then Extract to move it into a note of its own. ⇧⌘A takes everything in one press. • Folding is only how a note looks. Your .md file is the same folded or not, and folds are forgotten when you quit. • Right-click the menu bar icon and choose Shortcuts to see every key. Hovering a toolbar button shows its shortcut too. • A new sample note walks through all of this. Fixes • Pasting from a browser or a chat app no longer brings in blank lines. • Extracting part of a list no longer leaves stray line breaks in your .md. • A window larger than the screen is now trimmed to fit, so its footer stays reachable. • A long note now shows a scroll bar when it does not fit the window.

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• Japanese input: fixed a rare case where confirmed text was duplicated • Copying now matches what you see, including checked and unchecked items • Selecting one line no longer highlights its bullet or number, and pasting it back keeps it plain text • Selecting across lines now highlights bullets, numbers and checkboxes too • Numbered lists no longer flash a bullet while you type • Pasting from a web page no longer brings in headings the editor cannot show