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- Editora 0.9.5: a hardening release
A big round of data-safety and security fixes, crash-safe saves, protected auto-save, and config integrity, plus the Project tree becomes a mini file manager.
- Editora 0.9.4 is here
Expert mode, a lighter focus mode than Zen, plus build-tool tasks tool windows, folder-targeted file templates, and Project-tree improvements.
- Editora 0.9.3 is here
A big release: Typst, diagram-as-code and smart previews for data and config files, build-tool integration for Maven/npm/Cargo/Go/Gradle, and more.
- Typst comes to Editora
A live 3-mode preview for .typ files via the Typst CLI, a tinymist language server, Markdown-style editing, and export to PDF, PNG, or SVG.
- Editora 0.9.2 released
Maven support, a dedicated AI settings group with a master switch, clickable Markdown-preview links, and a critical Windows launch fix.
- Instant previews for data, config, and diagram files
JSON/YAML/TOML/XML trees, OpenAPI docs, decoded systemd/ssh/Dockerfile/fstab/crontab/GitHub-Actions files, DOT and PlantUML diagrams, and PDF/SVG viewers.
- Build-tool integration for Maven, npm, Cargo, Go, and Gradle
Each detected build tool gets a toolbar icon with an IntelliJ-style actions popup that streams the chosen task to a per-tool console.
- Editora 0.9.1 is here
The first tagged release, with native installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and the whole feature set built so far, including new AI assistance.
- AI comes to Editora: actions and an embedded agent
Explain, rewrite, and generate commit messages, an inline ghost completion, and a chat agent over ACP. Anthropic or a local model, off by default.
- CSV and TSV get first-class support
Rainbow columns, a field readout, and an editable CSV Grid with sort, filter, and export, plus align/shrink and Markdown-table interop.
- Better code navigation: symbols, references, and Ctrl-click
Go to Symbol in Workspace, a browsable References tool window, and Ctrl/Cmd-click to go to a definition round out the LSP navigation.
- Markdown table editing, and export to Word and ODF
Insert and edit Markdown tables, convert to and from CSV, and export the preview to MS Word (.docx) and OpenDocument (.odt) alongside PDF and HTML.
- A reorganized Settings window, with built-in editors
The Settings sidebar is grouped into five sections, and macros, snippets, templates, and your personal dictionary are now managed in the GUI.
- Saved remote sites, front and center
Your saved SFTP connections now have a tool window, a Settings page, and a quick-connect list on the Welcome page.
- Finer-grained undo, and an Undo History window
One Ctrl-Z now undoes a word or line instead of a whole typing burst, and a new Undo History tool window lets you jump back to any recent checkpoint.
- One-click install for every language server
All 21 language servers now install from inside Editora: a button per server, an in-editor banner, or the Install picker. No more hand-running scripts.
- TODO highlighting and tool window
Configurable regex patterns (TODO, FIXME, and your own) are highlighted in the editor and collected in a new TODO tool window, with scrollbar and minimap stripes.
- Keyboard macros
Record a sequence of edits and replay it: F3 to start, F4 to stop, C-x e to replay. Name and save macros, and bind them to keys.
- Markdown gets linting, math, image paste, and HTML export
A broad set of Markdown upgrades: more CommonMark extensions, a heading outline, linting, LaTeX math, image paste and drag-drop, table editing, and Export to HTML.
- More Emacs editing and movement commands
Backward-kill-word, word and region case commands, balanced-expression navigation, zap-to-char, and more fill the gaps versus a standard Emacs global-map.
- HTML live preview
Open any HTML file in a real browser, served over a loopback web server, with live-as-you-type reload.
- Plugins have landed
Extend Editora with commands, tool windows, and integrations, installed from a built-in registry.
- Recently shipped: debugging, Git, LSP, and a lot more
A roundup of the major features that have landed in Editora.
- Installers start ~28% faster
A GUI-trained JDK 25 AOT cache cuts time-to-first-frame in the native installers.