What's new

Every release, newest first — in plain words rather than commit subjects.

macOS: transcription refused to run with «only uncompressed 16-bit PCM is supported» — the app understood only one of the ways the system writes audio. It now understands every uncompressed variant
macOS: recordings get their trailing second of silence back — without it whisper swallowed the closing words when you stopped right after speaking
If a recording format is still unfamiliar, the error now names it instead of saying nothing useful

A new note opens straight in the visual editor. The first thing a writer saw used to be markup — asterisks and hashes; raw Markdown is still one button away
Windows: voice transcription fixed — the app was launching main.exe, which in current whisper builds is no longer a program but a stub that prints a warning and exits. It now picks whisper-cli.exe from the same folder
Windows: paths to temporary recordings are built with the native separator, so they no longer look truncated in error messages

Fixed updating on macOS: the file downloaded to the end and then vanished with «Cannot open file». The app had nowhere to put it — the download directory was never created
The downloaded image is now opened through the system rather than by launching another program: the sandbox forbids that, so the install would not have started even after a successful download
Updates download from a versioned URL — a cache could previously hand back the earlier build

On a wide screen the Notes, History and Profile sections moved into the left pane, next to the list. History and Profile open on the right while the list stays put — no need to find your folder again
Screens reached from the Profile — sync, trash, updates — also open on the right instead of covering the list
Clicking a note in History opens it on the right and marks it in the list on the left, walking to the folder it lives in
Fixed: the app could crash when a window or a note was closed — the save path reached for a screen that was already gone

Voice input on macOS: the 0.2.6 fix never reached a build — it failed to compile for Intel Macs. It now builds for both processor families, and the microphone works with nothing to install

Fixed: on macOS voice transcription did not start at all — the app runs sandboxed, and the sandbox forbids launching outside programs. Recognition is now built into the app itself: nothing to install, homebrew no longer needed

On a wide screen the note opens next to the list: folders and notes on the left, the selected note's text on the right
A note opens ready to edit — no need to press the pencil first. Those who prefer to read first can restore the old behaviour with a switch in the profile
Voice notes: a microphone button in the note, the recording is transcribed on the device itself, with no internet, and the text lands where the caret is. On desktop and on Android
Images in notes no longer waste memory: a photo is decoded at the size it is shown, not at full resolution
The note list opens faster: attachment badges take one query instead of one per row, and search no longer restarts on every letter typed
A drawing in a note is no longer re-read from disk on every keystroke

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