Changelog
Changelog
What’s new in Monoshiri Memo.
v1.6.3
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#marks now hide. Move away from the line and the marks go, leaving just the words. The band and the colour still show the level, so you can re-read without counting#. Put the cursor back on the line and they come out again. - Deleting a table row or column now asks first. Press ✗ on a row or column with something written in it and you get a confirmation. Empty rows and columns still go straight away.
- A link inside a completed checklist item used to keep its link colour, so the item never looked done. The strikethrough wins now. Clicking it still opens the page.
v1.6.2
- Group features are hidden for now. The service behind them is not ready yet, so tapping them only ended in a connection error. They will return once it is.
- We now measure how the app is used, so we can see which features earn their place and decide what to improve next. The contents of your notes are never sent — not the text, the titles, the file names, the folder names, nor what you searched for.
- In Europe and a few other places we ask first. Decline and everything works exactly as before.
v1.6.1
- The marks around bold and strikethrough now hide themselves. The
**and~~are still in your text, but they go out of sight once you write elsewhere — so re-reading shows the words, not the punctuation. Put the cursor next to the word and they come back. - Bold now uses a calmer colour, and switches to a lighter one on the dark themes so it reads well everywhere.
- Select some text and right-click to reach the formatting menu — bold, italic, strikethrough and code. Pick the same item again to take it off.
- Links that open outside the app now carry a small icon.
[label](URL)folds down to just the label, so until now there was no way to tell where a link went before tapping it.
v1.6.0
- Monoshiri is now on Windows. Install it from the Microsoft Store. Keep your notes in Google Drive and pick up right where you left off on a Mac or iPad.
- A Google account is no longer required. On launch the app asks where your notes live — a folder on your computer, or inside the app on iPad and iPhone. You only sign in if you choose Google Drive.
- Sign in and, as before, your notes are kept in your own Google Drive, ready to continue on Windows, Mac, iPad, iPhone or the browser.
- The project and note you had open come back next time. If the folder is gone you get the chooser again; if only the note is gone, the project opens on its own.
- Click an image to view it large. You can also choose its display width (S, M, L, Fit, Full). The width is stored as
<img width>, so it looks the same when opened on GitHub or Qiita. - PDFs can be zoomed too, and are redrawn at a matching resolution so they stay sharp.
v1.5.3
- Checkboxes are larger and easier to see. The strike-through on a completed item now covers only the text, not the marker.
- Typing
- []without the space now becomes a checkbox too. - Fixed empty table cells collapsing, which made them hard to click into.
- Fixed the “This Mac” tab appearing on iPad, where it cannot be used.
- Opening a
.mdfrom Finder now opens just that file. Use the button in the list to open its folder.
v1.5.2
- A URL written on its own now opens in the browser on a plain click — it used to need ⌘ or Ctrl. To put the cursor there instead, click just before or after it.
v1.5.1
- Fixed the
×for deleting a table row or column vanishing as you moved towards it, so it could not be clicked. The buttons sit outside the table, but they were only shown while the pointer was over the row or column itself. - Fixed the cursor landing on the wrong line when you clicked in text that follows a fold, a diagram or a formula. Those blocks were measured at the wrong height, so every line below them mapped one row off.
v1.5.0
- You can type straight into table cells. Enter commits, Tab moves to the next cell, Esc cancels. A button at the top right of the table switches to writing the Markdown by hand.
- You can add and remove table rows and columns. Hover the table for the
+at its right and bottom edges; the×above a column or left of a row removes it. - Shift+Enter breaks a line inside a table cell. A Markdown table holds one row per line, so it is saved as
<br>. - Renaming a file or folder, or dragging it somewhere else, updates the links that point at it. The note you have open is fixed too.
- Trashing the note you have open closes it and returns to the opening screen. The same happens when you trash the folder it sits in.
- Fixed a problem where a line break inside a link's label could break the way the note is displayed.
- Fixed a problem where an image whose file name contains a space would not appear. The
<~/images/desk photo.jpg>form is understood as well. - The second level of nested lists used to be the same colour as a link. It now has its own, and the colours adapt to dark themes.
- Diagrams have buttons at the top right too:
+/−to zoom, and⟨⟩to go back to the original notation.
v1.4.0
- You can search the text of every note in the current location — type in the box at the top left, or press
⌘⇧F. Folders you have not opened are covered too. - Collapsible sections are supported. Insert one from “Collapsible” in the
/menu and click the bar to open or close it; the contents sit inside a frame. - Text width can be set to Normal / Wide / Full from “View”.
- The file list can be shown or hidden (
⌘\, or the button at the top left) — on a wide screen too, so the text can use the full width. - Right-click a
.mdfile in the Finder and choose “Open With” to open it here (Mac only). - Coming back from another app refetches the note, so edits made on another device are no longer overwritten with a stale copy.
- Switch between “Google Drive” and “This Mac” with tabs. The app always starts on Google Drive (Mac only).
- A “Create a new file” button appears when nothing is open.
- The
/menu and other popups close with Esc or a click outside. A new page can also be created inside an existing folder. - “Disconnect” is now “Sign out” and has moved into “View” at the top right — it sat next to the sidebar toggle and was easy to hit by mistake.
v1.3.0
- Now available on iPhone. On narrow screens the file list becomes a drawer — open it with the button at the top left, or by swiping in from the left edge.
- Formulas are supported. Wrap them in
$for inline math, or in$$for a block, and they are typeset as you type. - Click a footnote reference or its definition to jump to the other one.
- Code blocks keep their syntax colours when you add a file name, as in ```
js:app.js```. - Margins and button sizes now adapt to the width of the screen, and the line you are editing is no longer hidden behind the keyboard.
- Fixed a problem where text could be missing when opening a Japanese PDF.
v1.2.0
- Type
/at the start of a line to open a command menu for headings, lists, tables, images, links and more. - PDFs now open inside the app — scroll through the pages right there.
- Links are shown as just their label and open with a click. Move the cursor next to one to get the original markup back for editing.
- After following a link you can go back and forward (⌘[ / ⌘], and the browser's own Back button in the web version).
- On Mac you can now open and edit a folder on your computer instead of Google Drive.
v1.1.0
- You can now attach documents such as PDF, Excel and Word. They appear in the note as a file chip — ⌘/Ctrl + click to open.
- Files and folders in the left list can now be dragged onto another folder to move them.
- Fixed an issue where pressing Enter in a list could insert an unintended blank line.
- Fixed an issue where, while typing a name, the Enter that confirms an IME conversion created the file straight away.
v1.0.1
- Released the browser version — use it at app.monoshiri.jp with nothing to install.
- Added support for Google Drive’s “Open with” menu.
- Refreshed the themes; six are now available.
- Made permission granting at sign-in more reliable, so the first connection goes smoothly.
v1.0.0
- Initial release.