Zettlr is a reliable companion for writing scientific texts and taking notes. It is made for academics in the humanities and arts and is intended to keep your content apart from your design, but close to the notes you take. To reach this goal, Zettlr incorporates several important features:
- File-agnostic editing. Zettlr does not store any information about your files, except in your files. This way you can always switch to and from Zettlr. Every file you see inside the preview pane corresponds to a file on your disk. With no special additions that might render the use of your files difficult for other editors.
- Zettelkasten-Methods implemented directly into the app. With Zettlr, you can link files and searches using “Wiki-Links” in the format
[[your search text|@ID:ID]], give IDs by typing@ID:Your-ID-Hereand tag your files using Twitter-like hashtags:#hashtag. Holding down theAlt-key and clicking on links will try to open exact-match files and also initiate searches, while Alt-clicks on tags will simply initiate searches. More features are likely to come. - A directory list. This list contains all open directories and files. You can open new directories by pressing
Cmd/Ctrl+O. New files can be opened simply by double clicking them in your file browser or by dragging them onto the app. Every time you start the app, all previously opened paths will be re-loaded. - A preview pane that lists all the files that are inside the currently selected directory and separates them by their subdirectory. Just click on a file to open it in …
- … the editor, which takes the most space and is the crucial component that actually makes Zettlr an editor. You are able to write
Markdown-files in the area, a slim text format that keeps formatting to a bare minimum. - Exporting options. Using the open source software
pandocandLaTeX, Zettlr enables you to export all files on the fly in a variety of formats; currently HTML, DOCX, ODT and PDF. Just open a file and pressCmd/Ctrl+E. - Searching. Zettlr enables you to quickly search through your files to find what you are looking for in a fraction of the time you’d need if you store all your information in several word documents that you’d have to open and search.
- A toolbar containing all functions in handy button-form.
What's New
Version 2.0.2:GUI and Functionality:
- Linking files by dragging them onto the editor from the file manager works again.
- Text input is automatically focused on global search (Ctrl+Shift+F).
- Previously, when you saved an in-memory file to disk, the dialog would begin in some random directory, but never the currently selected directory. This is now fixed.
- Added syntax highlighting for Octave (Matlab), keyword: octave
- The sidebar now refreshes also whenever it is shown, preventing wrong messages such as "No citations in document" when a document with citations is open.
- Modal windows now have a title bar
- Slightly increased the status bar height
- Fixed the image size calculator during image pastes
- Fixed a bug that sometimes caused the editor to randomly jump when entering a newline
- The updater has received a face lift: It should now be more responsive and easier to handle. We now filter out files which wouldn't work on the given platform either way, making it harder to accidentally download the Intel- packages when you're on ARM (or vice versa).
- Switched the Linux middle-mouse-paste code to listen to mouseup events instead of mousedown events in response to issue #2321
- Update Pandoc to 2.15
- Refactor the UpdateProvider so that it now has a unified state and a better error reporting. It should work much better without unrecoverable states and is more responsive. Additionally, removed a lot of old and dead code from it.
Requirements
OS X 10.11.0 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor
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Size: 128 MB
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