See what every version changed, read without editing, and share with your team

Version history is now a mode of its own that highlights exactly what each version changed, a shared document you can edit can be held in Read & Comment, and PDF and Word exports finally keep their links and their math.

New

• See exactly what a version changed. Version history is now a read-only mode, and picking a version highlights the words that version changed, with a stepper to walk them.
• History reaches back 90 days. Snapshots used to cap at 50, roughly four hours of active writing, so "version history" meant "today". They now thin with age instead.
• Read and comment without editing. A third segment in the view-mode pill withholds your own write access on a shared document, so you cannot change it by accident.
• Share a document with your team. You could create a team and then had no way to put anything in it. The Share panel now lists the teams you own or administer.
• Preview typography before you commit to it. Face, size, line height and width render against sample text instead of sending you out to a document to check.

Improved

• Links and math survive a PDF. Every in-document link used to point at nothing, and E=mc^2 printed as E=mc with the exponent dropped onto the line below.
• Rejecting an AI change now rejects it. Rejecting one change and finishing, or rejecting every change, used to commit the model's full proposal anyway.
• Opening a document stopped swallowing keystrokes. The editor was rebound to a blank buffer a second after the document had rendered, and anything typed in that window was lost.
• Rename a tag and it lands. A tag rename or wiki-link remap across documents you did not have open reported success over text that still said the old name.
• Comment counts in the sidebar. A row's marker only ever answered "is there something new here?"; it now carries how many comments the document holds.

Other improvements and fixes

• Split view is gone; the view-mode pill now always shows which mode you are in.
• Typing a command name in the palette ranks commands above document matches.
• Sidebar search ranks title matches ahead of body-only hits.
• Settings shows a live specimen of your font, size, line height and width.
• The default document font is Lexend, served by Doc rather than Google Fonts.
• Pinning promotes a document instead of taking it out of its folder or date group.
• Shared rows mark a grant that is view-only or comment-only.
• Revoke all sharing links from the Share panel, without turning one on first.
• The share badge counts links you shared from another device.
• Footnotes, task list checkboxes and soft line breaks now export correctly.
• A one-paragraph Word export dropped from about 817KB to 379KB.
• Downloaded filenames follow one scheme; a CJK title no longer exported as exp-.md.
• Mobile PDF stopped printing your front matter and raw [[wiki links]].
• Storage usage no longer counts trashed documents you cannot free.
• The slash menu and table picker flip above the caret instead of spilling off screen.
• The selection ribbon drops below your selection rather than covering the heading.
• Repeated toasts refresh in place instead of stacking over the header buttons.
• Every row in the mobile actions menu is 44px, with back and forward at the top.
• Back closes a mobile sheet instead of leaving the app.
• Nothing document-scoped renders in the header when no document is open.
• Clicking a diff mark selects it to read; it no longer silently keeps it.
• Comments from one account are signed the same way in every browser.
• A document whose only thread is resolved says so, with a button to show it.
• Failed version saves say so instead of a silent no-op with an empty toast.
• The changelog no longer opens over a shared document for a first-time visitor.
• Publish joined the command palette.
• The text column stops shifting 4px when a fold removes the scrollbar.
• Clicking the blank strip above a document places a caret there.
• Locked and read-only editors take keyboard focus, so the locked-typing notice fires.
• MCP's edit tools can write to a real document; consent defaults to read-only.
• Dragged .m4a and similar browser MIME aliases upload instead of being refused.
• Reopen a collapsed document list from the Settings header.
• Screen readers get a page heading, and the skip link now reaches the editor.
• TikZ and function plots left the slash menu; neither could ever render.