• The Markdown outline is now a collapsible "Contents" toggle. It no longer pins a
full table of contents above every note; expand it only when you want it.

• Searchable "Move to" folder picker: move entries and folders by typing, with each
destination's full path shown (no more truncated menus). Drag-and-drop still works.
• A cleaner app icon that stays sharp at small (toolbar) sizes.
• Large raw JSON pages open faster in the in-page viewer (the tree builds on demand).

• Folder import is now drag-and-drop: drag a folder onto the Library panel to bring
in its whole nested structure. Dropping loose files or a StructFlow backup works
the same way. (Replaces the folder-picker button.)
• New entry button in the Editor: start a fresh note or snippet without switching
back to the Library, opening straight into a writable editor.
• Folders now remember which ones you collapsed, across tab switches and reloads.

• First-class documents: the Formatter tab is now the Editor. Open a saved entry
and an identity bar lets you rename, pin, move to a folder, and tag it inline,
with edits saved back automatically (no duplicate on save).
• Tags are now a multi-select with autocomplete that suggests tags you have
already used on other entries.
• Right-click menus everywhere: entries, folders, and the empty Library area
(New folder, Import, Export).
• Drag-and-drop folders to nest or reorganize them, in addition to entries.
• A cleaner look: a true-neutral dark theme and a consistent type scale.

v1.4.1

• Auto-detect on paste now focuses on the two formats it recognizes with high confidence: JSON and Markdown. Pasted JSON opens its tree and a pasted note opens its rendered preview, with a one-click Undo. Other content (code, HTML, CSS, SQL, and so on) keeps your current language; pick it from the language menu. This removes the occasional wrong guess.

• Markdown preview fixes: bullet and numbered lists now show their markers, and GFM task lists ([ ] / [x]) render real checkboxes.

v1.1.0
• New: Import files, folders, or zips directly into your Library — not just
StructFlow backups. Language is auto-detected from the file extension, folders
become projects, and binaries or irrelevant folders (node_modules, .git, …)
are skipped automatically.
• Improved: Syntax highlighting now uses the full highlight.js grammar engine
for more accurate, VS Code-style coloring across JSON, JS/TS, CSS, SQL, HTML,
and Markdown.
• Fixed: several rendering and import-validation edge cases.