Changelog.

Table of Contents command

• Quickly access the outline for a note without leaving your keyboard by using CMD/Ctrl + K → Table of Contents or CMD/Ctrl + Shift + O.
• Selecting any header scrolls the note to that section and places the cursor there.

Improvements

• Settings → Editor — Added new setting Font Weight to work with the selected font. Depending on the font, the list includes weights such as Light, Regular, Medium, Semibold, Bold, and Black.
• Settings → Editor — Added new setting Default Highlight Color to customize the color applied to the selected text when using the CMD/Ctrl + Shift + H shortcut.
• Writing Assistant — Each query now displays the model name and the time the query was sent below the prompt. Prompts have a maximum height to ensure they don’t occupy the entire screen.
• Meta Sidebar — Octarine now saves the last viewed tab in the meta sidebar so that when you reopen it, you land on the same tab (this persists across refreshes and restarts).

Fixes

• Resolved an issue where text within a markdown link (e.g., [text]) caused any subsequent # symbol to be erroneously interpreted as a tag.
• Corrected a bug where the tag command, under specific circumstances, inserted irrelevant or outdated tags from other sections instead of the intended selection.
• Fixed a problem wherein accessing the Hover Editor (accessible via wikilinks or the Writing Assistant) where mathematical equations in notes would result in being hidden until the note was manually refreshed.
• Addressed an issue in the Writing Assistant where pressing Enter failed to select / quick actions when the CMD + Enter setting for sending requests was active.
• On Mac, rectified a fullscreen mode problem that prevented users from accessing the traffic light controls (to exit fullscreen) when hovering over them.
• Improved IME (Input Method Editor) functionality within the command bar for languages such as Chinese.
• Fixed a bug that caused the application to freeze upon opening the font selector.
• Resolved an issue where highlighting text with overlapping colors using CMD/Ctrl + Shift + H unexpectedly added random, nonsensical code to the markdown.