1.7.1
Images in Atlas’s markdown editor now resizes smooth as butter—and you don’t even need to enter a resize mode anymore! Just select and grab the handle. There are also a new small, medium, and large dynamic size options that can be used in editor and export.
1.7
Delivering on the most requested feature, Atlas 1.7 brings hidden markdown syntax! This can be toggled on and off in the editor menu. Along with that, a new search UI, a refreshed macUI, and editor improvements across the board.
1.6.3
A brief update that brings a new export style customizer for ePub and HTML. Meanwhile editor themes get several fixes, including better Ulysses theme conversion and the Flexoki theme. As an honorable mention, text zoom in the editor can now be triggered by CMD + “+” and CMD + “-“.
1.6.2
This release focuses on rounding out the Typewriter and Focus support by adding them to Continuous Mode, and a heap of minor updates, many focused on canvas edge cases.
1.6.1
Atlas 1.6.1 expands document version history, letting you compare and export past versions of your document and brings round of Typewriter Scrolling fixes and refinements, and many other bug fixes.
1.6
Several new writing features for the markdown editing and overall experience: Focus mode, typewriter scrolling during typing, and customizable editor fonts.
1.5.1
Continuous document browsing to both iOS and macOS, a refined Web Document experience, and smarter tagging tools — along with Canvas refinements and key bug fixes.
1.5
Document Variables and Templates for reusable, dynamic content, alongside a redesigned export experience with custom ePub chapters and new page layouts. This release also adds template improvements, smarter WikiLinks, and includes dozens of fixes across iOS and macOS.
1.4.2
Concurrent editing across devices is more robust, auto-merges are now clearly tagged in your version history, oh—a limited-time Lifetime offering.
1.4.1
This release adds a new “Copy as…”/”Paste from…” menu for converting to and from other formats, improves table/column/roww copying with support for plain text, CSV, Markdown, and HTML, and refreshes the Project Home screen.
1.4
This release brings a major Shortcuts expansion with dozens of new actions across Canvas, Documents, and Metadata; enhanced Markdown Frontmatter support with smarter wiki-link importing; and new AI-powered Web Clipper features.
1.3.2
Atlas 1.3.2 adds deep linking for Canvas Pins and cards, per-document iCloud sync status in the Inspector, and faster document management with new move and duplicate options.
1.3
Continuing the trend of expanding the Markdown editor’s capabilities, we are introducing tables. Additionally, there’s a new web clipper, support for custom metadata, and many canvas improvements.
1.2.1
Math might not be my thing, but it is Altas’s! New LaTeX support allows for full integrated equations in documents. We also snuck in a bunch of other updates including to the image and link editors, writing statistics, ease of life improvements, and several bug fixes across both macOS and iOS.
1.2
Atlas 1.2.0 adds several features that have been lacking—true PDF export support, custom styles for HTML, ePub, and PDF support, and Markdown editor find and replace.
