- A drag handle beside the "+" carries the deck: drag it to slide the deck along its edge, or pull it out to pick the deck up and drop it on the left, right or bottom of the screen
- Settings › General › Display: choose which display the deck appears on, or all of them
- Settings › Keyboard: configurable hotkeys. New: ⌥⌘E changes the deck's position, ⌃⌥⌘H hides the deck and notes, ⌘, opens Settings from a note and ⌘W closes All Notes and the Archive. ⌥⌘L is now All Notes and ⌥⌘A the Archive
- Reduced the activation area for the sticky notes deck
- Added an activation-delay setting: a slider from 0 to 1 s (default 50 ms)
- Fixed a bug where an unpinned note closed when it lost focus
- Settings can be resized, and the app shows up in ⌘-Tab
- The deck can dock to the bottom of the screen: the notes lie along it as a row of tabs, each carrying its name, and a tab rises when you point at it (Settings › General › Screen side)
- "Show over full-screen apps" now does something when it is switched off. The deck and your pinned notes used to sit on top of a full-screen app whichever way the switch was thrown; with it off they stay on your desktops and leave full screen alone
- On a left-docked deck the start of every line is no longer clipped, and a tab carries its whole name instead of the first word
- A note's text no longer flashes on a moment after the card has come to rest
- A note's close dot and its neighbour are drawn at the size a real title bar uses, and the ring around the colour you have chosen is tucked in close instead of standing proud of the row
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Links in notes: an address you type or paste now reads as one, and a click opens it. Hold any key while clicking to put the caret inside it instead
- The deck's dots sit at the exact middle of the screen edge, and the notes come out level with them — a single note no longer appears up at the top
- Smaller text: notes can now be set to 14, 12 or 10 pt as well as the larger sizes (Settings › General › Text size)
- A new typeface, Inconsolata — the open face drawn after Consolas (Settings › General › Handwriting)
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Checklists in notes: type [] to start one, or press the button beside the colours. Enter makes the next item, and Enter on an empty one ends the list. Click a box to tick it, and the deck's card previews show the boxes too
- Keep the deck open: the notes stand at the edge all the time instead of resting as the dots (Settings › General)
- Cards can open on a click instead of on hover, if you would rather the deck only fanned out when you point at it (Settings › General › Fan notes)
- ⌘W closes the note you are in
- A grip beside the pin drags a note around the screen, and a note can no longer be resized so narrow that its buttons are cut off
- The hard-edged shadow that appeared around the deck after a menu or a note window had covered it is gone
- Settings opens on General, and the deck's own menus can reach it; both font pickers now show each face in its own handwriting
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Pasting into a note works again — ⌘V had been silently doing nothing
- Your licence now lives in Settings, with its own section: subscription status, a key field to activate a subscription you already have, and a way to release the seat when you stop using a Mac
- A green tick on the licence card tells you at a glance that this Mac is activated
- The menu bar's subscription item opens Settings instead of a separate window
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Marking a note complete now archives it — there is no separate "done" state, and the filters are simply All, Active and Archived
- Delete notes straight from All Notes, with ten seconds to undo
- The note preview is a fixed-height card showing when it was created and last updated
- Your subscription status is back in the menu bar
- Buttons respond across their whole surface, with hover and press feedback
- Tighter window headers in All Notes and the Archive
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Choose which side of the screen your notes live on — Left or Right — from the menu bar or by right-clicking a note
- The note's right-click menu now shows the real note colors, and every item has an icon
- Fixes "An error occurred while running the updater" when installing updates
- The close dot at the top of a note works, and closing works even when the note is pinned
- A new note opens where you last left one; the pointer shows a hand where the title bar can be dragged
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- The close dot at the top of a note now works, and closing always works even when the note is pinned
- A new note opens where you last left one, instead of snapping back to the screen edge
- The pointer turns into a hand wherever the note's title bar can be dragged
- Fixes "An error occurred while running the updater" when installing updates
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- The note's right-click menu now shows the real note colors in the Color submenu
- Every menu item has an icon, in both the note menu and the pill menu
- The menu also reaches All Notes directly
Requires macOS 13 or later.
- Fixed automatic updates failing with "An error occurred while running the updater" — the sandboxed installer service is now bundled and signed correctly
- Update dialogs now show what changed in each release
- The note editor's Pin moved to the top right as a real pin, with Mark complete and Close along the bottom
Requires macOS 13 or later.
Taken from GitHub Releases, where every build is published.