Bugs

When I type ```, Typist puts in a code block with a pull-down to choose language (defaulting to JavaScript!!), but if I try to change it, it pops up very briefly then collapse again. can't use it and can't type the language after the backticks either, 'cos they've gone.

Selecting the space below the last 'line' of a note, should put your cursor at the bottom of the note, rather than the top.

If you have a note, and you want to select all the content in the note using Command + A; the entire window and sidebar flashes.

When clicking the keyboard shortcuts button in the upper right corner of app, shortcuts window appears but won't disappear when clicking out. CMD+R reloads app and removes the window but wasn't sure if that was intended

hitting cmd+, elicits a response but no preferences window appears.

I was trying to pop up the keyboard shortcuts and hit ⌘+? on the keyboard, because the icon looked like it was telling me a keyboard shortcut. Of course, this just toggles the sidebar instead. One would think that only an idiot to do this, but I just did, so read into that what you will 😅

Activate Mission Control and hover over the app

Using Help or CMD-OPTION-K doesn't seem to do anything.

Create a folder named "To Be Deleted". Create a note in that folder. Delete the folder. Go to the All Notes view. That note still shows as existing in a "To Be Deleted" folder. It should probably move back to "Uncategorized."

In the absence of an export, I've been using copy as Markdown to backup/copy notes. There are number of oddies about this, and one flat-out bug: Many of the notes I copied as Markdown included: NoneBashCSSCC#GoHTMLObjective-CJavaJavaScriptJSONPerlPHPPowershellPythonRubyRustSQLTypeScriptYAMLCopy which looks like the popup for language? (It wasn't showing, I don't think when I copied, though I suppose I can't be sure.) The markdown is also a bit unconventional. Thing I immediately notice are: It has a lot* of vertical whitespace: if I replace every pair of newlines with a single one, it looks more normal. * It's putting a lot of horizontal whitespace in too...like three spaces after bullets, for example It's using the same bullet ( ) for first level and second level items, which is legal but unusual (I think most systems use - for the second-level bullets * It's using # and underline for headings. Normally it's one or the other. I guess double newline thing might be related to why when you paste Markdown from other systems in, it loses the blank lines. If I use either Github or Fletcher Penny's multimarkdown, quite a lot of things look wrong as a result of these issues. Obviously, Markdown is deliberately non-prescriptive, but I think if the Markdown Typist produced were a bit more conventional, that would be good.