What's new in Abricotine 1.1.4
Jun 9, 2022
- Fix crash when running Abricotine (#318).
New in Abricotine 1.1.3 (May 24, 2022)
- Changes in this version:
- Fixed error on startup (#318)
- Fixed broken external files and documents
New in Abricotine 1.1.2 (May 22, 2022)
- Instructions:
- Due to a major change in the application build process you may need to manually uninstall previous versions of Abricotine after installing this version.
- Abricotine now uses nspell dictionaries. As a consequence previous custom hunspell dictionaries won't work anymore. Read the documentation to know the new method to add custom dictionaries to Abricotine.
- Changes in this version:
- Moved to electron-builder + continuous integration to build the application.
- Moved to nspell because node-spellchecker was a nightmare to build.
- Updated various dependencies.
- Added feature: open local documents by clicking on links.
- Added language: Chinese (simplified) language.
New in Abricotine 1.0.0 (Dec 3, 2021)
- Major change:
- Abricotine package name is now abricotine (in full lowercase).
- Improvements:
- Abricotine 1.0.0 now uses Electron 6.1.
- Some other libraries were upgraded (see package.json).
- Improved performances.
- Add final newline when writing to files.
- New language: nl.
- Improved build scripts for Windows and Linux.
- Bug fixes:
- Improve security by filtering content-type in received headers (#254).
- Avoid files to be opened twice (#258).
- Fix default markdown export with Pandoc.
- Improve Table of contents generation (skip YAML-block, ignore horizontal rules).
- Remove codeblock background-color, which caused performance issues.
- Fix OpenLinkHandler.
- Know issues:
- For Linux Users:
- If you encounter issue when running the app on Linux, try running this in the terminal:
- sudo sysctl kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1
- An alternative workaround is to run Abricotine with the --no-sandbox parameter.