"My Darling, Typora"

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Successfully Customized Keyboard Shortcuts

Very impressed with myself! The configuration JSON file will be uploaded to /configuration shortly but here it is in full, also:

/** For advanced users. */
{
  "defaultFontFamily": {
    "standard": null, //String - Defaults to "Times New Roman".
    "serif": null, // String - Defaults to "Times New Roman".
    "sansSerif": null, // String - Defaults to "Arial".
    "monospace": null // String - Defaults to "Courier New".
  },
  "autoHideMenuBar": false, //Boolean - Auto hide the menu bar unless the `Alt` key is pressed. Default is false.
  // Array - Search Service user can access from context menu after a range of text is selected. Each item is formatted as [caption, url]
  "searchService": [
    [
      "Search with Google",
      "https://google.com/search?q=%s"
    ]
  ],
  // Custom key binding, which will override the default ones.
  "keyBinding": {
    "Highlight": "Ctrl+Shift+H"
    "Strike": "Ctrl+Alt+S"
    //"PrintDialog": ""
    // for example: 
    // "Always on Top": "Ctrl+Shift+P"
  },
  "monocolorEmoji": true, //default false. Only work for Windows
  "autoSaveTimer": 3, // Deprecidated, Typora will do auto save automatically. default 3 minutes
  "maxFetchCountOnFileList": 1488,
  "flags": [] // default [], append Chrome launch flags, e.g: [["disable-gpu"], ["host-rules", "MAP * 127.0.0.1"]]
}

CONFIGURATION GIST

https://gist.github.com/extratone/bda30d19e18cd70de2fafcbde5e3322d

#11

EMAIL

Sent email to hi@typora.io regarding a release date for the full version.

Hello!

First, I want to note that I would completely understand flat out refusing/ignoring this email because I can imagine “when u release it”-ish correspondence must be quite tiring for developers in your position. I also want to thank you for keeping Typora’s beta open access for all this time – I have personally profited immensely from that decision.

I have been sitting on a very loving review of Typora for my blog – bilge.world – for years, now, and was wondering – given recent changes in your version number formatting – if I should expect the paid “full” version to come this year. I don’t have a huge audience or anything, but my network and its adjacents are particularly skewed toward text editor/markdown nerdery, so I expect it to be a fairly big deal. I’m asking mostly because I would like to publish my review immediately after you announce the first paid release.

Again, I completely understand if you’d rather not answer that right now.

Thank you for your time!

#11