For features like smart dashes, smart quote and text replacement, you can also enable / disable them from Typora’s Edit → Substitutions menu. You can config them under system preferences.Īfter config, text substitution will be working in Typora. Typora supports macOS built-in text functions like: You can also learn spellings from context menu, and the learned new words will be shared among different macOS apps. Typora uses macOS built-in grammar and spelling checker, you can enable / disable it in system preferences or from menu bar. You can share a file from File → Share menu. More detail can be found here.įor untitled drafts, they are located in ~/Library/Autosave Information. You could simply choose File > Revert To > Browse All Versions from main menu to browse and revert to certain version. On macOS, Typora integrates with the native version control function powered by the operation system. Typora is a documented-base app, so for macOS, the system provides built-in functions like auto-save, version control, quickly renaming from title bar, etc.įor example, you can use command + click on titlebar to quickly open parent folders of current file in Typora (and in other macOS app as well): Version Control and Recovery The latest version of Typora supports macOS ≥ 10.14, for older macOS support, please check File Document-Based App

Typora does not provide quick look plugin for now, but you can use QLMarkdown or Glance to achieve this. bash_profile or other configuration file, then you would be able to simply type typora xxx.md instead.įor detail, you can click here.

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