What changed in Unmarked

1.2

More reliable tables, windows, full screen, and Home navigation.

• Table rows now grow from the text they actually display, including wrapped code and bold text.
• Table borders render completely, and paragraphs keep their spacing after a table in Read mode.
• Present and Export stay with the document where you invoked them.
• Window appearance and full-screen transitions are more reliable, and Home returns to the desktop from a full-screen document.
• Long folder lists scroll inside the Home sidebar instead of growing past the window.

1.1.1

A steadier editor and reliable behavior across multiple open documents.

• Insert, formatting, outline, Find, and Present actions now stay in the document window where they began.
• Heading styles and hidden Markdown marks stay stable while you type, delete, or press Return.
• Backspace now reverses exactly what Return inserted, and line-start navigation lands on list text.
• Smaller reliability fixes throughout the editor.

1.1

Present turns the open Markdown document into full-screen slides.

• H1 and H2 headings and horizontal rules create slide breaks automatically.
• Slides keep the document theme, reading font, tables, code, local images, task lists, and Mermaid diagrams.
• Keyboard, click, and trackpad controls move through slides; B and W blank the screen.
• Leaving Present returns to the section that was on screen without changing the file.

1.0

The first public release of Unmarked.

• Read, Write, and Split modes for ordinary Markdown files.
• Editable table grids, offline Mermaid diagrams, an outline, word count, and reading time.
• PDF, Word, and HTML export, plus print and rich-text copy.
• Five themes, separate reading and writing typography, and local files opened in place.