Linelark Notepad Studio
What shipped in 1.17.1.
The panels keep their headline under a tall terminal
- Dragging the terminal panel up far enough left the row above it with less height than a side panel needs for its own chrome — and SwiftUI takes that overflow off both edges at once, so the Vault button, the panel switcher and the folder title went off the top of a sidebar that was otherwise still perfectly visible. The empty bottom of the tree hid the other half of the loss, which is why it read as the headline having been dropped rather than as the panel being too tall. The right dock lost its switcher the same way.
- The terminal’s height is now answered against the space the window actually has, and it will not take the row above it below what a panel needs. A height too big for the window now is kept rather than corrected, so the panel goes back to it when the window grows — the same bargain full height already made — and the resize drag clamps by that rule too, so the pointer stops where the panel does instead of travelling on with nothing following it.
Known limits in 1.17.1
- A vault holds up to 5 MiB of encoded documents, and changing its password rewraps the same content key rather than replacing it — rotation answers a credential you no longer trust, not the key itself having escaped.
- Touch ID and Mac-password unlocking need a build signed with a provisioning profile, which the download here is; a vault still opens with its password and recovery key everywhere else.
- There is still no watchdog over a plugin’s own script: one that never returns hangs the app, because the only way to interrupt it is private API that cannot ship on the App Store.
- Code folding and recorded macros remain roadmap items with no promised date.
