## New: - MarkupTable now adopts the new window design in macOS 26 ## Bug Fixes: - Fixes a bug when creating Markdown tables if no table header separator is specified - Fixes a bug when creating Markdown tables if a header separator is included and individual elements are not set with an aligned, which caused that the alignment wasn't formatted correctly

## Improvements: - Various internal improvements and adjustments to enhance compatibility with newer macOS versions - several smaller adjustments to the user interface

# New: - tables that are to be formatted for Markdown can be provided with an alignment line. If the second line contains alignment elements (:--- , :---: , ---:), MarkupTable recognizes these and automatically adjusts the result in the conversion. If there are no alignment elements in the second line or it contains characters that are not allowed for alignment, the separator line between header and body will be added automatically as before. # Bug fixes: - fixes a bug in the CSV view that caused entries made in the text field before the field separator was changed to be resetted under certain circumstances - fixes a bug when importing CSV data via the “Import table from clipboard” function, which only produced empty values

# Note: As of this version MarkupTable requires at least macOS 10.13 or newer # Change: - with this version Markdown, MultiMarkdown, MarkdownExtra have been merged into the single option Markdown. Markdown now generates tables with the often expected delimiter | (pipes). This also applies to export and import. If you prefer traditional Markdown, you can still use the HTML markup option to create HTML-formatted tables or use the new HTML+MD option when exporting, see details in the “New” section. # New: - export as HTML + Markdown as HTML comment - new default setting to specify whether an empty document should be created when MarkupTable is started - new default setting to specify the desired file extensions for the export - copy/paste of tables from other applications extended, e.g. tables copied to the clipboard from RTF files or Numbers (menu: File | Import table from clipboard) can now be pasted # Improvements: - improved behavior when importing CSV files with unusual line breaks - several adjustments to the save dialog for the export - the import selection panel now shows more clearly which types of file can be imported - when importing tables into existing tables, the existing tables are no longer replaced, but the imported table is appended to the existing one # Other: - many internal changes and adjustments to improve compatibility with newer macOS versions - help pages revised - revised some labels in the interface # Bug fixes: - fixes a bug that caused a table import to fail under certain circumstances

**New:** - new layout for Preferences, divided into four areas for a better overview of the respective settings - new settings for the Classic Table design, for setting the font and the color scheme of the row numbering - adjusting the column widths functions are now also available for the Classic Table design - buttons for adjusting the column width of all columns or the currently selected column are now available in both Spreadsheet and Classic Table designs - menu and keyboard shortcuts to adjust column widths - column width adjustment now has a dual function, the first trigger adjusts the column to the size of the content, the second one shrinks the column again **Improvements:** - minor internal improvements - revised some help pages

**New:** - adjusting the column width to the content of the cells by double-clicking on the column header (only available in spreadsheet mode) - adjusting the column width to the content of the cells of all columns via the Adjust Columns button in the ribbon bar (only available in spreadsheet mode) - automatic adjustment of the column width when opening a document. This option must be enabled in MarkupTable Preferences (only available in spreadsheet mode) - set an alternative font and font size for spreadsheet mode. Setup via the MarkupTable preferences **Improvements:** - new internal Markup parser

**New:** - new option in the preferences for MultiMarkdown and MarkdownExtra to set the format of the table header **Improvements:** - better behavior of MarkupTable when opening files whose text encoding information is incorrect or not set at all, these files can now be opened **Bug fixes:** - fixes an error which, when attempting to open an unreadable file, lead to the issue that MarkupTable couldn't open files any more until and required a restart of the application

**Improvements:** - minor adjustments that improve compatibility with newer macOS versions - various minor adjustments to the user interface

**New:** - MarkupTable now natively supports Apple Silicon-processors **Improvements:** - some user interface changes for macOS Big Sur - various internal updates and optimizations **Bug fixes:** - Swift markup converter presets can be used again under macOS Big Sur - fixes a bug when opening documents if separator detection is set to automatic - fixes a bug with the web preview when the spreadsheet-design is activated

**New:** - when opening or importing a CSV file via the open panel, it is now possible to specify the delimiter that should be used for this file (note: when opening via Open Recent-Menu or dock, the last used delimiter will be used) **Changes:** - when making edits in the CSV area and than changing to other area, automatic delimiter detection is no longer executed, but the current set delimiter is used

**Updated:** - new display engine implemented for the web preview - small adjustments to the appearance of the web preview - minor adjustments to the appearance of the spreadsheet view - various internal updates - Markdown parser (Swift version) updated

**New:** - Spreadsheet-design table view (macOS 10.12 or newer) - enables easy navigation via arrow keys - old table view can be activated via the preferences of MarkupTable - in the help of MarkupTable there is a detailed overview of how to use the table view in spreadsheet-design **Improvements:** - improved behavior when adding rows and columns when multiple rows or columns are selected - improved selection after duplicating rows or columns **Updated:** - updated Smark parser (Swift version)

Improvements: - creates more valid HTML tables - minor internal improvements Updated: - Help system, new display foundation - Smark parser (Swift version) updated - Textile parser updated

**New:** - CSV or Markup table can now be easily copied to the pasteboard via menu command or keyboard shortcut or by clicking the corresponding button in the toolbar - new alternative markup conversion engine, developed in the Swift programming language, implemented. This can be activated via the Preferences > Use internal Swift version of the markup converter (Beta version: Is in continuous development) **Updated:** - Smark parser updated - Textile parser updated - Help pages updated **Improvements:** - various code areas updated - small adjustment of the dark design of the web-view **Bug fixes:** - the fullscreen mode can be called again via the familiar keyboard shortcut - missing text for the error message for the batch filling in the German user interface fixed - display-bug in the web-view for the Smark language fixed - Fixed a bug in the automatic row and column creation function, which in certain circumstances created one more line than declared

**New:** - Rows can be moved up or down using menu or keyboard shortcuts - Columns can be moved to the left or right using menu or keyboard shortcuts - Tables can now also be edited in the CSV text area - New option for the batch fill function to specify if a numbering should be added - Free selection of several columns which are not next to each other (hold down the Command key and click on the column headers to be selected) - Batch fill now also possible for several selected columns or rows at the same time - Delete now also possible for several selected rows or columns at the same time - Move now also possible for several selected rows or columns at the same time - Duplicate now also possible for several selected rows or columns at the same time - Optional row numbering for the CSV and markup view (can be activated via the settings for the textfields) **Improvements:** - Display error in dark mode in the CSV area for the segmented button fixed - Saving the CSV tables now avoids unnecessary line break at the end of the table - Save As ... function changed, so that the current document is not automatically closed and its current changes are lost - Improved display behavior of the row numbering in the table view when multiple rows are selected at the same time **Updated:** - Smark parser updated - Help revised **Bug fixes:** - Error fixed for displaying Undo-text in the main menu

**Changes:** - The keyboard shortcuts for adding rows and columns have been changed to make them easier to use **Improvements:** - Small adjustments when exporting to HTML format - Minor improvements when importing tables from the clipboard **Updated:** - MarkupTable natively supports Mojave’s Dark Mode - BBCode parser updated - Smark parser updated

**Improvements:** - MarkupTable can now read CSV files that are not encoded with UTF-8 **Bug Fixes:** - fixed a bug that caused the closing quotation mark to be swallowed in cells whichs contents ends with a quotation mark (") when reading in CSV files

**New:** - new additional option when saving CSV files, quoted cells, three different modes: - do not use quotation -marks for cells - only use quotation-marks if necessary (if delimiter or quotation marks appear in cell contents) - use quotation-marks for all cells - import delimited tables from the clipboard and most web pages. Accessible via the menu item File > Import from Table from Pasteboard - Import a table from a CSV file which will be attached to the existing table. Accessible via the menu item File > Import table from CSV-File - Added menu point for importing tables from markup files: Accessible under File > Import table from Markup-File - Added menu point for export: Accessible under File > Export as... ** Improvements: ** - MarkupTable now recognizes cells enclosed in quotation-marks as single single cells when loading CSV files, even if there is a delimiter-symbol in them - some tooltips for buttons added **Changes:** - when importing tables from markup-formatted files, the imported table no longer replaces an existing table, but will be added to the end of the current table **Bug-fixes:** - fixes an error when writing textpack files - fixes an error in the calculation of needed columns, which could lead to internal errors under some circumstances - fixes an error when undoing-actions in certain circumstances caused an internal error - fixes a bug that caused a wrong display to appear after saving new files