What's New Editing - Back and Forward (⌘[ / ⌘]) return to the places you were just reading. - The caret can stand past the end of a line, so moving down through ragged text keeps its column. - Wrapped lines are marked where the editor broke them, so a long line still reads as one line. - Bookmarks are saved with your session and come back with their tab. Find - ^ and $ now mean the start and end of a line in regular expressions, not of the whole file — so ^import finds every one of them. - A pattern is judged against the whole buffer, so word boundaries and look-arounds are correct at the edges of a match. - Opening the find bar puts the keyboard in the search field. Files and the sidebar - The folder tree and its panels keep up with changes made outside the editor. - Reveal in Folder Tree, from a tab's menu or from a Find in Files result. - The sidebar shows which row it is on, and recognises files that are not for editing from their own bytes rather than from a list of names. Windows - ⌘W closes the tab; the window stays, showing the welcome page — which lists your recent files and projects and can start a workspace from one. - New windows open on the welcome page, with suggestions for what makes this a development environment. Previews and plugins - A plugin preview can carry a diagram Linelark draws itself — pinch to zoom, drag to pan. - The Preview button remembers itself per file type, so the next file of that kind opens the way you left it. - A plugin now declares which version of Linelark it needs, so one that is too new says so instead of installing and then refusing to load. Printing - Documents are laid out for the paper rather than for the window: correct pagination, and readable output whatever theme you edit in. Under the hood - Unsaved work is backed up as you type, rather than by copying whole buffers on a timer.