Your folder on the left. Your changes in the margin.

Explorer sidebar

• Open a folder and its files appear in a sidebar on the left of the window.
• Click a file to open it in a tab.
• For images, PDF, Word and Pages files you choose whether to extract the text or open the file as it is.

Word suggestions as you type

Suggestions come from the words already in your document, such as names, identifiers and terms you have typed before. They are worked out on your Mac; nothing is sent anywhere.

Change bars

A bar next to the line numbers marks every line you have edited: orange while the change is unsaved, green once it is saved. They work on every tab, including new notes you have not saved yet. In a Git repository, the lines you’ve added, changed or removed compared with Git are marked as well.

Find your way around

• Goto Anything opens any file, symbol or line in a few keystrokes.
• The Command Palette finds any command by name.
• Go back and forward through the places you have visited, and reopen tabs you closed.
• Breadcrumbs and sticky headers show where you are in long files.
• A Go menu gathers every way of getting around.

Works with the rest of your Mac

• Shortcuts app actions: transform text, convert case, format JSON and other data, encode or decode, sort and clean up lines, count text, generate UUIDs, open text in TextEditor++, and get the front document or selected text.
• Window ▸ Keep on Top keeps a window above all others, handy for notes or a log you are watching.
• Automatic session recovery brings back your tabs and unsaved work after a restart or unexpected quit.
• Your place in each file, along with folds and selections, is remembered for next time.

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