v. 15.0.610

Best news of the day!

A Smoother, Faster Plex

Moving through the plex is now fluid and flicker-free, especially in large brains.

• Panning, dragging, and animations are far smoother and run at your display's full refresh rate
• Thoughts no longer flash after panning, scrolling a zone, or activating a thought
• Resizing the window or the panels around the plex is instant, with no flicker
• Dragging files over the plex no longer disturbs thought positions
• Hover a shortened tag to see its full name

Improved image viewer

• Double-click an image in a note to open it in the image viewer
• Zoom with the mouse wheel or a pinch
• Right-click an image to copy it, set it as a thought's icon, or view its properties

Content area: Choose where the toolbar appears at the top of the content area or in the bottom status bar

• Notes: Switching between rich text, text, and split views keeps your caret, scroll position, and selection

• Notes: The Text view toolbar's new Actions menu offers text transformations — Alter Case, Make Paragraphs, Sort Lines, Remove Duplicate Lines, and more — all undoable

• Notes: The current-line highlight now also appears in the rich text view, and its strength is adjustable in Settings

• Notes: Copy as Markdown now always produces standard, GitHub-flavored Markdown

Early Access TheBrain Max

Exclusive Preview for TheBrain Max subscribers — See upgrade options

Notes Saved as Standard Markdown

• Max subscribers can turn it on in Settings > Brain > Content > Notes Format

• Notes are then saved as standard Markdown — GitHub-flavored Markdown with extensions for highlights, callouts, and image sizing — so a note file can be read and edited in other Markdown tools and still come back intact
• New brains use standard Markdown automatically

• Task lists, tables, strikethrough, underline, text styling, and inline math use common Markdown syntax that is not unique to TheBrain

• Notes convert one at a time as you edit them, so nothing changes until you touch it. The switch is permanent for that brain, making this a one-way conversion to standard Markdown

• Viewing a note as Text or in Split view always shows standard Markdown in a brain where it is enabled

• Opening a secondary .md file that still uses the older format offers to convert it