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New File Manager Controls | QoL Updates | Bug Fixes | Security Fixes
This release brings many great new things to Zettlr. Besides the obvious batch of bug fixes, this update focuses on improved citation quality, and findability of your files in the file manager. Specifically, this update improves the file manager by allowing you to sort your workspaces and add colors to your folders. You can also close all standalone files or workspaces with a few clicks, if you so wish. In terms of citation support, Zettlr now shows a tooltip after some delay if you hover over a citation with your mouse, showing you the generated bibliography for those items to make sure you actually cite the correct work.
Besides that, you now get CSS autocompletion in the Custom CSS editor. The boot sequence of Zettlr is now much more resilient towards missing files, folders, or weird permission errors, so you should have a much better experience in volatile contexts. We also fixed a few potential security issues where unsanitized HTML was rendered in the main window that could possibly be abused by malicious actors.
To see what exactly has changed in detail, please review the changelog below.
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Changelog
GUI and Functionality
- Feature: Added a citation tooltip. When hovering over a citation cluster
in your documents with your mouse, this will generate a small bibliography of
just the items contained in the citation cluster and display it using the
tooltip. This allows you to quickly check which item you cited exactly.
- Feature: The Custom CSS editor now offers autocomplete assistance (#6226).
- Feature: Added dedicated math code block syntax highlighting to add
MathTeX to files without rendering (#6226).
- Feature: You can now close all standalone/root files as well as all
workspaces from a new file manager context menu that opens via right-click
onto the section headers or with a click on the corresponding button. In
addition, you can collapse all folders with a simple click (#6209).
- Feature: You can now manually change the sorting of your workspaces. By
default, Zettlr automatically sorts your workspaces by name. However,
sometimes you may wish to change the ordering. To do so, use the new file
manager context menu and select "Sort workspaces…". This will open a popover
that allows you to change the workspace ordering using drag and drop. As soon
as you overwrite the sort order manually, this will disable automatic sorting
from here on. Newly opened workspaces will simply be appended at the end of
the list of open workspaces. To re-enable automatic sorting of your
workspaces, use the new setting in the file manager preferences, or click the
corresponding button in the sort popover.
- Feature: You can now assign custom accent colors to folders across your
workspaces to make them easier identifiable. This aids the existing custom
icons that you can already use to differentiate folders. You can assign one of
seven built-in colors to every directory: blue, purple, rose, red, orange,
yellow, and green. For friends of Custom CSS: These are specified as CSS
variables so that you can adjust them if you wish. The pattern is:
--accent-<color>.
- Fixed potential crashes when standalone/root files or workspaces have been
removed while Zettlr was closed (#6223). Recognizes PR #6225 by @SergioChan
who started this effort. Previously, the re-indexing process when Zettlr boots
would not check for the existence of open paths, causing crashes.
- Show citation menu when right-clicking on a non-rendered citation (#6213).
- Updated ja-JP translations (#6227; #6230; #6249).
- Updated zh-CN translations (#6243).
- Fixed an issue with improper HTML sanitization in the file preview tooltip,
which would escape unusual HTML (such as KaTeX equations) instead of allowing
it (#6221).
- Fixed an issue that might prevent the correct app icon to show up for the
AppImage release of Zettlr.
- Re-enabled the broken System Verilog syntax highlighting. However, the code
highlighting uses the Verilog parser, since no dedicated System Verilog parser
is available, so there may be inconsistencies in highlighting.
- Allow more emojis in tags (#6202).
- Fix crashes when directories aren't accessible by the app (#6172).
- Improve autocorrect handling. Now, users can undo an unwanted replacement
(Ctrl/Cmd+Z) without losing the inserted space or new line (#6210).
- Made the app more resilient in light of missing workspaces or root files. Now,
crashes on startup due to missing standalone files or workspaces should be
much less frequent and the app should be more stable.
- Fixed a regression that would overlay the default menu on top of the citation
menu on non-macOS clients, rendering it unusable (#6213).
- Fixed an issue that would make code blocks exceed the size of the preview
window in some instances.
- Fix footnote preview styling in footnote tooltips.
- Fixed custom export profiles not working during project exports (#6235).
- Fixed text color of disabled menu items on Linux and Windows.
- Fixed "Find in file" menu item (#6234).
- Improve file name extension handling (#6194).
Under the Hood
- The md2html utility function now has a new flag, sanitizeHTML that you can
use to make the function properly sanitize potentially harmful HTML in
situations where HTML shall be inserted into the DOM without endangering the
display of special elements such as equations.
- The app now sanitizes HTML in more cases where it is inserted into the DOM.
This preemptively prevents attacks using malicious HTML in the table of
contents, the print window, and footnote tooltip rendering. Note that this
does not apply when copying Markdown as HTML, since in this case we expect the
user wishes to retain every bit of HTML (also, in that case, they usually have
seen the code, making possible attacks unlikely).
- Updated various code syntax highlighting parsers from the legacy mode to the
corresponding dedicated parsers (#6226).
- Since JSON.stringify is sensitive to object insertion order, we switched the
detection logic whether directory settings are all on default to
assert.deepStrictEqual. This means that we now compare the values of the
properties instead of their ordering.
- Harden the TableEditor by properly sanitizing possibly unsafe HTML using the
new sanitizeHTML option on the nodeToHTML function (via md2html).
New Contributors
- @rnestler made their first contribution in https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/pull/6245
- @hch12907 made their first contribution in https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/pull/6243
Full Changelog: https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/compare/v4.2.1...v4.3.0