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Versione 2.13.4
- Fixed [bug #524] and [bug #526]: Due to v2.13.3 fix, Markdown Here didn't work in Thunderbird with a non-English UI.
- Thanks to KSR-Yasuda, ensleep, Pedro Silva, Christophe Meyer, littdky, Michael Lashkevich, morsedl.
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Versione 2.13.3
- Fixed bug #495: Markdown Here stopped working in Thunderbird version 60 (due to changes in Thunderbird).
- Thanks to dugite-code for the PR to fix it. Also thanks to: Marc-Alexandre Espiaut, Tehmul Ghyara, Pedro Silva, PackElend, qolii, Francisco Pina-Martins, evazquez00.
- Fixed bug #435: On some pages, Markdown Here would spew cross-origin exceptions to the console. This was due to MDH trying to determine if a focused iframe-within-an-iframe was renderable.
- Thanks to lincoln-b for reporting it.
- Fixed bug #427: In Chrome and Firefox (at least for some pages), after rendering the resulting text was selected.
- Thanks to nedchu for reporting it.
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Versione 2.13.2
- Converted the Firefox version of Markdown Here to use the WebExtensions API. This makes MDH compatible with Firefox's new multiprocess architecture (aka Electrolysis). If you have an older version of MDH installed in Firefox, there will soon be a new release of that version which prompts you to install the new WebExtensions version.
- The upgrade for existing Firefox users is a little rocky because the XUL version needs to continue to exist for Thunderbird (and Postbox) users. So the WebExtensions version has to fork.
- The Firefox and Chrome code bases are now almost identical, so that's good.
- Fixed bug# 369: Clicking Markdown Here's "Options" button in Firefox and Thunderbird (version 48+) causes the client application to hang. (Note that this only applies to the XUL version of the extension.)
- Thanks to Sam Estep, r2evans, happyconfident, Juan Salvador Aleixandre, haililihai, Shi Liang, jjroper, Linxzh.
- Updated jQuery to 3.2.1. This was required to pass Mozilla review.
- Wondering why there hasn't been a release in a while? My son was born a month after the last release. This is not a coincidence. You guys, having a kid is a lot of work.
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Versione 2.12.0
- New logo! Created by Austin Anderson and chosen by the Markdown Here users, our great new logo is finally ready for action.
- Much thanks to Austin for his work polishing and tweaking the 60 variants of the logo. He did a lot of work getting things just right.
- Thanks to everyone else who submitted a design: Rafe Goldberg, Jack Reis, Enrique Esquinas, Leon Wilmanns. All of their designs were great and I would have been happy for any of them to win.
- Seriously, if you haven't seen the other designs, go check them out. And then check out their portfolios, bookmark them, and contact them the next time you need design work done.
- Thanks to all of you who took the time to vote for the new logo.
- If you are unhappy with the change to a monochrome browser toolbar and context menu button, +1 this issue.
- Fixed bug #297: Unrendering an email that is a reply to an email that was itself rendered with MDH would fail (if the original email were visible, like with Thunderbird or when it's expanded in Gmail).
- Thanks to Dave Tapley for creating a great video that illustrated the problem and how to reproduce it.
- Repeatedly triggering this bug could also lead to the next bug...
- Fixed bug #289: With forgot-to-render detection enabled, sending a large email could result in MDH causing the mail client to hang.
- Thanks to r2evans, Dave Tapley, and Eugene Fryntov for reporting and helping to diagnose the problem. Also thanks to georg on StackOverflow for helping me to understand and improve the offending regex.
- Fixed bug #283: Forgot-to-render detection was broken for Google Inbox. Thanks to Marvin R..
- If you find that the forgot-to-render detection gets broken for the Gmail or Google Inbox web interfaces, please post to the "markdown-here" Google Group or create an issue in the Github project. The MDH code that hooks into the webmail UI is brittle and might break when Google changes stuff.
- Fixed bug #288: Some character combinations involving a dollar sign in inline code would render incorrectly.
- Thanks to rfulkerson for reporting the problem.
- Updated and new translations:
- French: BenWayne182
- Spanish: Darío Hereñú
- Portuguese (Brazilian): Erich Gubler
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Versione 2.11.9.1-signed
- Fixed bug #278: In the previous release, the
setTimeout
workaround to fix slow Chrome Beta caused Firefox to stop working. For some people. Sometimes. (But not in the unit tests. Ha.)- Thanks to georgejean, Nathan Wittstock, fugo, Dheeraj Bhaskar, and robred.
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Versione 2.11.8.1-signed
- Fixed bug #251: Improved HTML-to-plaintext processing, in order to make newline handling better. Fixes some cases where tables get messed up. Thanks to hchaase.
- Fixed bug #241: Rendering was very slow on Chrome Beta and Canary. Thanks to Alex Vaystikh.
- Fixed Pale Moon compatibility. Thanks to Ismani Nieuweboer.
- Partially fixed bug #104: Pre-rendered links (especially auto-links) in code were getting converted to Markdown when rendering (so you end up with raw Markdown in your code). This is now fixed for backtick-style code (inline and block), but not for indented code blocks.
- Updated translations:
- German: Boris Lewandowski
- Spanish: J. Ignacio Reta Sabarrós
- Italian: Alessandro Tondo
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Versione 2.11.7.1-signed
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Versione 2.11.4.1-signed
- Fixed bug #233: Reference links were broken if the URL part was pre-formatted.
- Big thanks to Meng Wang for finding this bug, fixing it, adding tests, and submitting a pull request.
- Added forgot-to-render check support for "Inbox by Google".
- Updated translations:
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Versione 2.11.3.1-signed
- Improved compatibilty with screen readers. Much thanks to Sofian Babai for reporting the problem and helping to solve it. The primary fix target was Windows+Thunderbird+NVDA, but if anyone finds any cases where the fix is incomplete, please describe the scenario in the Github issue for it.
- Fixed bug #223: Keyboard shortcut was not working in Gmail on Firefox.
- Added and updated translations:
- Polish: LeahCim.
- Portuguese (Brazilian): Erik Neves.
- Chinese Traditional: Shen-Ta Hsiea.
- Spanish: sergiolunagarcia and J. Ignacio Reta Sabarrós.
- Japanese: danpansa.
- Turkish: trblnc.
- Chinese Simplified: Liu Cheng.
- TeX math support is now enabled by default (for new users). (Issue #213.)
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Versione 2.11.2.1-signed
- Fixed bug #141: Markdown Here in Firefox would mysteriously stop working after a while (aka the "ReferenceError: document is not defined" problem). It turns out that opening and closing a new browser window would trigger the bug.
- This also manifested as "Problem related with Zotero" and "Thunderbird: does not toggle when only the Write window is open".
- Thanks to everyone who reported this and helped diagnose it: Ryan Heaton (who originally reported the bug), darickard, JacobEvelyn, Lennaick, Sherwood Botsford, Cyrus David, and iagobozza, who shared a screencast that finally provided a reproduction scenario and allowed us to figure out the bug.
- Added support for "retina" (high PPI) displays. The Markdown Here icons should now be nice and crisp. Closes issue #205.
- Caveats:
- There doesn't seem to be a way to specify a high-res icon for Chrome's context menu item.
- Postbox just doesn't seem to work. I don't think there's a regression, though.
- I don't actually own any fancy retina-display computers, so... please create an issue if something is broken.
- Thanks to Alexandru Nedelcu for requesting this.
- Caveats:
- Fixed bug #202: In Options page, Markdown preview wasn't initially rendering.
- Updated translations.
- Spanish: Oscar del Pozo and Rafa Couto.
- Dutch: yoroy.
- French: nullepart.
- Chinese: sherkiv.
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Versione 2.11.1.1-signed
- Fixed annoying bug #188: Keyboard shortcut was not working in Chrome+Gmail.
- With the help of our hard-working translators, six new translations were added. They are: Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish.
- Thanks to: Antoine Proulx, ebouchut, Lennaick, leftaroundabout, Pierre Quillery, Ko-Chih Wu, Masahiro Umegaki, dlkgenc, turkish123, sergiolunagarcia, Alexis Morelle, and my friend and co-worker Eugene Fryntov. (You're all also in the contributors list.)
- If you'd like to start a new language, add to a not-quite-complete translation, or fix up something, please visit the Markdown Here translation project on Crowdin.
- Updated Highglight.js, which is the syntax highlighting library used by Markdown Here.
- NOTE: If your syntax higlighting looks wrong, switch your theme. Your styling might be stale.
- Now supports language aliases. For example,
js
is an alias forjavascript
,html
is an alias forxml
, andcoffee
,cson
, andiced
are aliases forcoffeescript
. You can see the complete list here. - New languages: Makefile, Scilab, LiveCode Server, OCaml, Oxygene, Mathematica, Autohotkey, Gherkin, Elixir, NSIS, VIM script, Protocol Buffers, Nix, x86asm, Cap’n Proto and Thrift, Monkey, TypeScript, Nimrod, Gradle, Haxe, Swift, Groovy, Dart, Dust, Scheme, G-Code, Q.
- New themes: Atelier, Paraíso, Kimbie, Colorbrewer, Codepen.io embed, Hybrid.
- Lots of theme and language improvements.
- This resolves MDH issues #193 and #196.
- Make no mistake, all credit for this goes to Ivan Sagalaev and the Hightlight.js contributors.
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Versione 2.11.0.1-signed
- Added ability to de-render after saving. After you render and save an email draft or an Evernote Note or a Google Group post or a Blogger post (or etc.), you can go back, edit it, and de-render it back to Markdown.
- Fixes #85 and #86. Thanks to Alfredo Canziani, HU, Pili, Dima Tisnek, dayer4b, Bryan Cribbs, jmerlevede, portmantoad, and Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene for reporting the issue, suggesting solutions, and helping to test.
- Deets for geeks: Below the rendered MD, in the same wrapper
div
, there is now adiv
with itstitle
attribute set to the original MD (base64), containing a zero-width space, and styled to be zero-height. This delightful hack was the best combination of factors that ensured the raw MD would survive.
- Added a partial Korean translation, thanks to dotvezz.
- Do you speak something in addition to English? At least half of all Markdown Here users are not English, but Japanese is the only complete translation we have. It's easy to help with translations -- just try out the Crowdin project for Markdown Here. Thanks!
- Added ability to disable GFM line breaks.
- Thanks to ase34 and violahs for requesting this.
- Fixed bug #51: Links with URL text (like
[http://example.com](http://example.com
) weren't rendering properly.- Thanks to Christopher Jeffrey -- the author of the rendering library that Markdown Here uses! -- for this fix.
- Altered default H1 and H2 header styles to match new GitHub styling. You'll have to click "Reset to Default" to get these styles.
- Fixes #177. Thanks to Steven Willis.
- Fixed bug #173: Markdown Here was generating lots of errors in the console on sites with an
iframe
that use tight security (like jsbin.com). Thanks to Devin Weaver.
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Versione 2.10.0.1-signed
- Markdown Here has been translated into Japanese! It's also ready to be translated into your language, so please take a look at CONTRIBUTE.md and our Crowdin project. Getting involved is super easy.
- Huge thanks to lambdaalice, who provided a full Japanese translation out of the blue, forcing me to do the work to be able to use it.
- The automatic addition of anchors to headings is now an option and disabled by default. Guido Hoermann quite rightly pointed out that it creates annoying visual noise in Thunderbird. It's probably not used enough to justify being enabled by default, and it's very easy to re-enable it (bottom of the options page).
- The "forgot-to-render" check that was added in version 2.9.2 is now enabled by default. As always, please file a bug or otherwise report if you have any problems or suggestions for improvement.
- Markdown Here now works with older versions of Chrome and Chromium. (Tested on version 24 and 25, which didn't work before but do now.)
- Thanks to Dustin Engstrom for providing the fix for this (and for submitting the first MDH code pull request!). Thanks to Adam Kruger for reporting the problem.
- Fixed bug: In Chrome, options page link in upgrade notification was no longer working.
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Versione 2.9.4.1-signed
- Updated Highglight.js, which is the syntax highlighting library used by Markdown Here.
- New languages: Handlebars templates, Oracle Rules, F#, AsciiDoc, Lasso, SCSS, VB.NET, Mizar.
- New themes: Docco, Foundation, Mono Blue, Monokai Sublime, Obsidian, Railscasts.
- And lots of theme and language improvements.
- This resolves MDH issues #59 and #114. Thanks to Alex Pacini and Robert Jeppesen for reporting them.
- Make no mistake, all credit for this goes to Ivan Sagalaev and the Hightlight.js contributors.
- Added some debug logging to help diagnose issue #141. (And maybe fixed that issue, but probably not.)
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Versione 2.9.3.1-signed
- New feature: Added support for smart arrows. Here's how to use them:
<--
←-->
→<-->
↔<==
⇐==>
⇒<==>
⇔
- Fixed bug: Options were broken in Safari 7 (the Mavericks version).
- Fixed bug: In Thunderbird (mostly), raw HTML was not rendering properly. This is caused another bug: using angular brackets makes contents invisible.
- Thanks to lihlii, Marcelo Diez, Kaspar Emanuel, and Tim for reporting and helping to solve this.
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Versione 2.9.2.1-signed
- Feature/fix: You may have found out the hard way that if you render, then make changes, and then unrender, you lose the changes. Now Markdown Here will warn you when unrendering will cause you to lose changes, and give you the choice of proceeding or not.
- Due to JavaScript support differences, this feature is not supported in Postbox or Safari 5 (but it is supported in Safari 6+).
- Thanks to jakov for originally requesting this change, and to jdhines and lihlii for also reporting/requesting it.
- Fixed bug, for real this time: In Chrome, for some users, the Markdown Here upgrade notification would show up every time they opened Chrome.
- Thanks again to Chris/jhwarehouse for reporting the bug still existed and helping to sort it out.
- Fixed bug: Raw Markdown in rendered code blocks is detected by forgot-to-render check.
- Thanks to Menno Smits for reporting the bug and helping to investigate.
- Fixed bug: In Thunderbird, the new forgot-to-render check was incorrecting triggering on rendered links and headers.
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Versione 2.9.0.1-signed
- New feature: Forgot-to-render detection. Have you ever forgotten to make your Markdown pretty before sending your email? Me too. Now Markdown Here will detect when your email contains raw Markdown and will give you second chance to go back and render it before sending.
- This feature is supported in Thunderbird (and Postbox), and for Gmail in Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. (Pull requests welcome for Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.)
- For now this feature is off by default because I'm nervous about too many false positives driving people crazy. But please opt in! The checkbox to enable it is at the bottom of the MDH Options page. And please give feedback on how the feature does or doesn't work for you, either in the Github issue or the MDH Google Group.
- Thanks to Petr Pudlák for requesting this in issue #90, Zhou Qiang in issue #96, Adam Backstrom in issue #98.
- Compatibility improvements!
- Now works great with Blogger (details).
- The changes made will probably help with some other sites. If you tried out a site before and ended up with empty lines in your code blocks, try it again.
- See the Compatibility wiki page for details.
- Thanks to lambdaalice for reporting the previous bad behaviour in issue #89.
- Now works very well with Wordpress (details).
- See the Compatibility wiki page for even more places where Markdown Here works, like Google Sites and Facebook Notes.
- Now works great with Blogger (details).
- New feature: Automatic anchors for headers. This makes it much easier to put a table of contents (or other intra-page links) inside your email or blog post. Just use the text of your header as the anchor link text. For example:
[See below](#Deep-Dive Details Section) for details.
...
Deep-Dive Details Section
=========================
...- Thanks to Casey Watts for requesting this and giving insight on how to do it. Closes issue #93.
- Chrome and Firefox: Options page no longer opens when Markdown Here updates. Now there's a little notification in the corner of the window that can be clicked to show the MDH Options page (and the changes in the release), or dismissed.
- Thanks to Casey Watts for his help. Closes issues #64 and #95.
- Added the ability to set site-specific styles. To see an example of how to do this, either reset your Primary Styling CSS or take a look at the source for it.
- Fixed bug: Math: single-character formula won't render.
- Thanks to kbeach who reported this in a Google Groups post.
- Thanks again to Emanuele D'Osualdo for providing the fix.
- Fixed bug:
[a](b)
links shouldn't expand inside of a code block.- Thanks to Dan Brown for reporting this bug.
- Fixed bug: "Smart" quotations and apostrophes would sometimes get confused and curl the wrong way.
- Thanks to Jay Dixit for reporting this bug.
- Fixed bug: Shouldn't require blank line before list.
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Versione 2.8.1.1-signed
- The designer/artist of the Markdown Here logo has her own website up. You should check it out! http://tatianafryntoff.com/
- Fixed bug: Pre-formatted links break Markdown links.
- Thanks to users Mitchell W. and crdx for reporting this bug.
- Fixed bug: MD links should automatically add schema.
- Thanks to Casey Watts for reporting this bug.
- Fixed bug: Firefox/Thunderbird: Code blocks with horizontal scroll would have bad background colour.
- Thanks to user Hans B. for reporting this bug.
- Note that to get this bug fix, you either need to reset your "Primary Styling CSS" to default, or manually apply the fix.
- Fixed bug: Inline code line breaks are lost.
- Thanks to user CheechGe for reporting this bug.
- Fixed bug: Sometimes options page MD preview doesn't initially render.
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Versione 2.8.0.1-signed
- Markdown Here now supports Safari! Get it here.
- Thanks to users unscriptable and martinsvalin for requesting it.
- Fixed bug in Firefox v23 (current Aurora): Options page wasn't working. (See details.)
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Versione 2.7.3.1-signed
- Fixed Firefox+Linux bug (#56): Toolbar button icon was not displaying correctly.
- Thanks to users ynoxia and jljouannic for reporting the bug.
- Fixed Firefox bug: Toolbar button would not stay removed when browser was restarted.
- Added support for Icedove (Debian version of Thunderbird).
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Versione 2.7.2.1-signed
- Pre-formatted links will now be retained. If you use your email editor's formatting controls to create a link, it will be retained when you toggle the Markdown Here rendering state.
- Firefox/Thunderbird: Fixed bug; Resetting the primary stying CSS wasn't working.
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Versione 2.6.4.1-signed
- Firefox/Thunderbird: Actually fixed the bug that I thought I fixed in v2.6.3. Much thanks to Daniel Ashton for letting me know that it was still busted and John Galt for assisting in the fix.
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Versione 2.6.3.1-signed
- Firefox/Thunderbird: Fixed bug: Changes in Firefox/Thunderbird version 17 resulted in the options page not working correctly.
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Versione 2.6.2.1-signed
- Firefox/Thunderbird: Fixed bug: Tabbing into the email body and then Markdown-Toggling via keyboard (i.e., never clicking the mouse in the message body) would result in the email body being lost when sent.
- This is due to a bug in Firefox/Thunderbird.
- Discovered Wordpress post compatibility, thanks to user Sina Iravanian. (See details.)
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Versione 2.6.1.1-signed
- Added hot-key (keyboard shortcut) support. The default key combination is ctrl+alt+m, but it is configurable from the Markdown Here options. Using the hot-key is identical to using the “Markdown Toggle” context menu item.
- Added basic support for the Postbox desktop email client, at the request of a user. There are some significant caveats, like the lack of an options page.
- Fixed bug: Gmail and Thunderbird reply exclusion wasn’t working well, resulting in quoted replies getting messed up when doing a full (non-selection) rendering.
- Fixed: In Chrome on OS X, right-clicking on a word causes it to be selected. If “Markdown Toggle” were then clicked, it would render just that one word, which is lame. This behaviour is now avoided by not rendering single word selections – if a single word is selected, the entire content will be rendered instead.
- Discovered Evernote web-interface compatibility, thanks to user markgoodson. (See details.)
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Versione 2.6.0.1-signed
- Added support for TeX math formulae. For info check out the Options page.
- Note that this feature is disabled by default, due to privacy concerns. Again, the see the Options page for info.
- Thanks to bordaigorl for suggesting this feature and helping to implement it.
- Firefox/Thunderbird: Added Options page. (Chrome already had it.) Take a look around and play with the styles.
- Added a few new syntax highlighting themes. (Thanks to Highlight.js.)
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Versione 2.5.2.1-signed
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