Selecting and editing. The first click selects a note. Click the selected note's text to edit it, or start typing to add to its end. While you edit, the other notes fade slightly and the one you're working on gets a gentle shadow. Opening and closing notes keeps the text you were reading in place more reliably. See what changed, right after pasting. When you paste a new note, "Show Changes" in the confirmation opens its cleanup comparison. The note's ⋮ menu also keeps the comparison entry visible, dimmed when there is nothing to compare. New and Paste, within reach. The active column's header now has both actions, with quieter buttons that stay visible as you scroll, even on a one-column board. New adds the note right below the one you're on, as ⌘N does. Double-click a column's header to scroll it back to the top. Empty columns accept dropped notes across their full height. New boards are ready for pasting straight away; rename them when you want to. Also improved: - Expand or collapse a long note with the arrow in its top corner, which stays in reach while you scroll. The column and View menus can expand or collapse several notes at once. - Note footers are quieter, with a simpler Show More/Show Less control. Click a note's date to open it in Focus View. - Choose the number of columns from View > Columns. - Each note font now has a starting size suited to it. - The initial window is wider, with room for three columns side by side. - Search shows which match you're on, with buttons to step through them (⌘G and ⇧⌘G). - A new board takes the lowest free number: after deleting Board 2, the next one is Board 2 again, not a second Board 3. - Fixed a stuck loading screen when clicking the current board's tab from Focus View. And one more thing: find Sir Unrich's crest to unlock a medieval theme.

Drop text files onto Unrich. Drag text files from the Finder onto a board or a board tab, and each becomes a note with the file name on its first line. Files whose names suggest keys, such as .env, ask first and can come in as Secrets. Character targets. Writing for a form or a post with a limit? Give a note a character target: the count in Focus View and note windows turns amber near it and red past it. Notes hold up to 25,000 characters; a larger paste is refused with a clear message instead of slowing Unrich down. Faster on large boards. Opening boards, switching between them and selecting notes is more responsive, with your scroll position kept when you return. Search in Settings. Settings and Keyboard Shortcuts now have a sidebar and their own search. Find a setting by name or description and jump straight to it. Pasted lists. Lists copied from Word Online are handled more reliably. Bullet characters such as • can now become dashes too. The setting is now called “Format pasted lists”, with a clearer explanation of what happens when it is off. Also improved: • The shortcut bar shows only complete actions, with … when more are available. • A note opened in its own window takes the keyboard right away, with the cursor where you were. • Board tabs resize more smoothly and reveal the selected name when space allows. Note counts can be hidden in Settings. • Search menus fit narrow windows, using native Mac menus for the search scope and the Search or Replace choice. • Paste Cleanup: choosing a profile in Settings makes it the one used for pasting. Changing a built-in profile makes your own copy of it. • Quick Capture counts lines, words and characters the same way as the board. • Clearer labels, keyboard shortcut descriptions and messages when saving or exporting fails. • Deleting a Temporary Secret now offers a brief Undo, with its text kept only in memory.

Improved search and replace. ⌘F now opens a search over your notes, where you choose this board, another board or all of them (⇧⌘F goes straight to all boards). New are recent searches, Whole Words, and a list of every replacement, where you can leave individual matches unchanged before replacing. Focus View and note windows have their own find bar. Back up and restore. Save all your notes, boards, Trash and settings to one file and bring them back later. Before a restore, Unrich keeps a copy of what was there. Secrets are never included. Copy and Move to Trash. ⇧⌘C copies a note and clears it away in one step, for text you only needed to pass on. Native menus and windows. Unrich now uses the system font, Mac symbols and native right-click menus; in a note, the menu also offers Start Dictation and, where your Mac has them, Writing Tools. A Help menu gathers feedback and legal links, and Settings, Keyboard Shortcuts and Licenses open in their own windows, so your board stays in view. Settings also has fewer, clearer sections. Spelling suggestions. Misspelled words are underlined more reliably, and a right-click offers suggestions, plus Ignore and Learn. Moved and changed: • Open in Focus View now uses ⌘O instead of ⌘L (↵ still works on a selected note). Press ⌘O again to open the note in its own window. • ⌘E now puts the selected text into search, as in other Mac apps. Larger and Smaller Window are gone. • The main window's ⋯ menu has moved into the menu bar: Board has Rename, Save as Text and Delete; View has the text sizes. The gear opens Settings. • Board tabs no longer turn into a list in narrow windows: they shrink, then the tab bar scrolls. The open tab keeps its full name, and the arrows scroll one tab at a time. ⌃⇥ and ⌃⇧⇥ go to the next and previous board. • Unrich now always has a Dock icon; the menu-bar icon stays for Quick Capture. Also improved: • The Trash icon now shows when it holds notes. • Click a shortcut in the bar at the bottom of the window to run it. • The window is easier to move: drag the space above your notes, a column heading or the shortcut bar. • Deleting a note forever from the Trash now asks once more. • Expanding a long note no longer starts editing. • Duplicating notes now gives visible feedback, including in Focus View. • More consistent tooltips, with shortcuts where available. • Right-click a cleanup profile to rename, duplicate or delete it. • "Notes" everywhere, no more "blocks". • No more stray horizontal scroll bar on boards.

Capture without copying. In apps that support macOS Services, select text and choose Services → Capture to Unrich. The selection lands on your current board without changing your clipboard. You can assign a shortcut in System Settings. No extra backslashes. Pasting no longer adds backslashes before asterisks, underscores and other punctuation. Your typing stays yours. Straight quotes and double hyphens are no longer automatically turned into curly quotes and em dashes. Double-click to add. Double-click empty space in a column to start a new note right there. Also improved: • Click a note's text to edit it, or the space around it to select it. • Click the shortcut bar to open the keyboard shortcut guide. • Clearer navigation in Settings and a refreshed About window. And our first knight-themed Easter eggs, for those who look closely.