Documents and Git Repositories name their alternatives
The "Alternative to" column on the home page now names actual products for Documents and Git Repositories, matching every other row.
Changelog
Documents authoring polish
Documents now collect endnote text in the editor and keep advanced authoring content useful in exported formats.
The home page links to About
The headline on the home page now carries a footnote asterisk that links to the About page, alongside the About link in the footer.
Documents advanced authoring
Documents now support structured equations, citations, endnotes, cross-references, custom styles, accessibility checks, and local mail-merge copies.
There is now an About page
A new page at /about says who makes Magpie, how it started as a booking-page site, and why the other tools were moved into it. It is linked from the Company column in the footer.
Documents import and export
Documents can now be imported and exported in common document formats.
Documents Pages mode and PDF export
Documents can now be prepared for paper and downloaded as private PDFs.
Editor side panels now have a proper heading
The heading of every side panel in the Document and Spreadsheet editors sat flush against the edge of the panel with no padding and no dividing line. All fifteen now use the standard panel heading.
Documents collaboration and review
Documents now keep an operation history, named versions, anchored comments, reviewers and suggestions.
Documents collaborator presence
Documents now show which collaborators are currently in the editor.
Documents collaboration notices
Documents now show meaningful collaboration notices for sharing, replies, mentions and review decisions.
Undo and Redo are now icons in the editor toolbars
Undo and Redo are icon buttons in the Document and Spreadsheet toolbars, matching the tools beside them and leaving more room on a narrow screen.
The Document editor now works like the Spreadsheet editor
The row of buttons above a document is now four menus — File, Edit, Insert, and Format — with a toolbar of the everyday commands, right-click menus on tables, pictures and footnotes, and the same keyboard shortcuts Spreadsheets uses.
Attach files to Documents
Documents can now include related PDF and ZIP attachments from your Magpie file library.
Documents foundation
Documents now provides a team-owned structured writing editor with headings, lists, formatting, sharing, and autosave.
Resize the camera bubble in screen recordings
The recording options now include a camera size control for floating camera bubbles.
Cell contents stay selected when editing by double-click
Double-clicking a spreadsheet cell now keeps its contents visibly selected while it is edited.
Menus now work the same everywhere
The pop-out menus in Notes, Books, Boards, To-dos and the Idea Workspace all use one component. Every one of them now closes with Escape, can be driven from the keyboard, and stays on screen near an edge.
Spreadsheet commands are now in menus
The row of thirty-seven buttons above the grid is now five menus — File, Edit, Rows and columns, Format, and Data — with right-click menus on rows, columns, cells, and sheet tabs. Every command is now reachable on a phone.
Spreadsheets is here
A full spreadsheet editor: formulas and functions, named ranges, dynamic arrays, tables, filters, validation, conditional formatting, and CSV import/export — open to everyone.