Releases: tsujan/FeatherPad
0.6.3
0.6.2
This release is mostly about fixing 2 issues in the previous release: a small bug in syntax highlighting and two typos that caused bad bugs in the session dialog.
Also, play lists are added to syntax highlighting. The Danish translation is updated by scootergrisen too.
0.6.1
Changes since the previous release:
● A Shortcut editor is added to the Preferences dialog for those actions whose shortcuts can be changed safely.
● Multi-line indentation and de-indentation.
● Auto-bracket support.
● Optional showing of whitespaces and line/document ends with syntax highlighting.
● Support Shift+Enter
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● Several improvements in syntax highlighting.
● Better detection of encodings.
● Warning-bar instead of message box.
● An option to use native file dialogs.
● Restoration of the scrollbar position after reloading.
● Filtering for the session manager dialog.
● Additional workarounds for some Qt bugs.
● Many fixes, modifications and improvements.
0.6
Changes from the previous release:
● "Recently Modified" or "Recently Opened" submenu;
● Support for starting a session with a number of recently modified/opened files;
● Session management (saving/restoring sessions without limit);
● Support for running executable script files;
● Independent search parameters for each tab and preserving search history on switching tabs;
● Hidable menubar;
● An option for the color value of the background;
● Workaround for Qt's backward search bug;
● Text zooming with Ctrl+wheel;
● An option to ensure an empty last line on saving;
● An option for tab navigation with keyboard to wrap around;
● Workarounds for some KDE bugs;
● FreeBSD support;
● Translation support;
● A preliminary wayland support;
And many fixes/modifications/enhancements.
0.5.8
Changes from V0.5.7:
● Syntax highlighting is much faster and less CPU-intensive for heavy files.
● Tab drag-and-drop is made independent from X11.
● A bug about opening multiple files is fixed.
● Also some other features and options are added and some optimizations are made here and there.
● A few issues are found and fixed.