Myary is a simple diary application.
- Saving your entries. Every single entry will be stored in a separate file and you can freely choose where your entries should be saved to. Myary automatically creates a covenant folder hierarchy where you can find your entries fast, even outside of Myary. Additionally all entries will be saved in the open txt-file-format so you can open your entries in many text-editors. You keep full control over your entries.
- Creating multiple diaries. Myary allows you to create multiple diaries, so you can diverse your entries by topics and projects.
- Special editor and fullscreen-modes. The editor of Myary offers a lot of features to make writing more efficient and spare you using the mouse, like automatic list-creation (* and – signs) or moving of text-passages with keyboard-shortcuts. Additionally you can set the look of the editor to your preferences: colors of text and background, font-size and -type, text-margins and more. Also, Myary offers the well known fullscreen-mode (OS X 10.7 Lion and higher) and a distraction-free mode where you can concentrate on your text wholly.
- Collecting external files You can add to each entry files which will be stored in a separate folder. Myary offers options to view these files in Myary itself or to open the files with an external application. Please Note: Files can’t be added directly within the text.
- Markup-Support. Myary supports following markup-languages: Markdown, Textile, BBCode, Wikitext, HTML und Smark. Next to shortcuts for bold- and inverse-type and headlines. Further you can use markup while exporting your entries.
- Notice-Collecting. Quickly writing a notice without starting a new entry, Myary offers an integrated notice-feature. To write notices, Myary offers diverse option. Next to writing a notice within the application itself, you can also use the status-bar feature to write a notice or use the Myary-bookmarklet from most Web browsers to send notices to Myary.
- Exporting entries. Myary offers it’s own export-manager to export your entries to different text-formats. As formats available are plain text, RTF, RTFD, HTML, DOC, and PDF. Choosing these formats, you can also choose to export your entries into single files or to one file, which collects all selected entries. Additionally there is the option to export your selected entries as an ePub-eBook-file, so you can read your diary on an eBook-reader.
What’s New
Version 2.5.2:
New:
- New CriticMarkup inline tool for convenient marking of selected text. Activation via the menu option Markup > Inline CriticMarkup (⌃P)
- New options for the appearance of the sidebar. Option to display a thinner sidebar and option to hide the sidebar
- Distraction-free mode: new option to enable scrolling of the text field when the mouse pointer is outside the text field
Improvements:
- Minor improvements in the handling of the "Show in Finder" action in the Attachments pane
- Distraction-free mode: when using a background image, the transparency setting is now taken into account
- Distraction-free mode: background images are no longer simply stretched to fit the size of the screen, but are adjusted proportionally to the display size
Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a problem with the forward and backward selection of single entries, which could lead to an internal error under certain circumstances
- Fixes a bug in the user interface of the Tab Actions Manager
General improvements:
- MultiMarkdown, when a custom parser should be activated, the internal parser, when activated, caused a conflict. So, instead of using the custom parser, the internal parser was used. For MultiMarkdown it is now the case that the custom parser always has always priority over the other options
MultiMarkdown improvements:
- {{TOC}} markup for generating a table of contents is now supported, as well the {{TOC:2-3}} and {{TOC:3}} extended variants
Markdown, MarkdownExtra, MultiMarkdown enhancements:
- Heading tags with additional attributes are no longer enclosed by p tags
Textile improvements:
- Additional markup for IDs and classes can now also be provided to inline markup
- CAPS detection improved, possible CAPS within HTML tags (attributes) are no longer incorrectly converted
- Table. markup is now also supported
- Improved processing of attributes for block markup
- Fixes a bug with the padding-right attribute in block markup
Smark bug fixes:
- Fixes a problem where under certain circumstances some special elements are stripped out and do not give a correct result
- Fixes a problem with the code tag that caused it not to render properly
Compatibility
macOS 10.13 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor
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