2.0.42 | Spellcheck (Desktop)
December 6, 2017•28 words
Spellcheck support for Mac and Windows. Linux support will be available at some point in the future.
Standard Notes 2.0.42 is available now through auto-update, or via standardnotes.org.
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Software releases for Standard Notes desktop, web, iOS, and Android.
December 6, 2017•28 words
Spellcheck support for Mac and Windows. Linux support will be available at some point in the future.
Standard Notes 2.0.42 is available now through auto-update, or via standardnotes.org.
December 6, 2017•43 words
Fixes an issue where setting an external editor as your default editor, then creating a new note with that editor, would not properly save note. (This bug was introduced in version 2.0.4)
Standard Notes 2.0.41 is available now through auto-update, or via standardnotes.org.
November 20, 2017•72 words
Standard Notes 2.0.4 is available now through auto-update, or via standardnotes.org.
November 13, 2017•43 words
Any questions? Please reach out to us any time at hello@standardnotes.org.
November 6, 2017•227 words
This release introduces automatic local backups of your data that occur at regular intervals.
You can manage this feature via the "Backups" menu item (in the top OS-level menu, not app footer menu. Note that there is a known issue with 'Open Backups Location' that does not focus the opened window, so be sure to find it in the background).
Backups are created when the app is running according to these rules:
Backups will always be encrypted unless you're signed out and do not have an app passcode.
You can set the location of your backups to any folder you like, including a cloud sync folder such as Dropbox or other services.
If at some point you'd like to preview the contents of a backup file, you can either:
Standard Notes 2.0.3 is available now through auto-update, or via standardnotes.org.
November 5, 2017•53 words
Download via auto-update, or through standardnotes.org
October 24, 2017•36 words
Any questions? Please reach out to us any time at hello@standardnotes.org.
October 17, 2017•90 words