Every build, and what changed.

Captures remember the page

• A capture from Safari or a Chrome-based browser now keeps the page it came from. Open it in the Shelf and the page title is a link back to it, with Copy link beside Copy.
• The first time you capture from each browser, macOS asks once whether HushNotes may read its tabs. The capture is saved straight away whatever you answer, and you can change your answer later from Settings › Permissions.
• Captures from other apps keep the app and the time, as before.

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Dark mode

• HushNotes now has a dark mode. It follows your Mac's appearance, or choose Light or Dark in Settings › General.
• Every note colour has a dark version that keeps its colour and stays easy to read. In a theme you can keep that, use the Light colours, or pick your own.
• Undo keeps each note's own history when you swipe between notes.
• A second AI tool that connects while another is waiting for your approval now waits its turn instead of being turned away.
• Small fixes across Settings.

A recovery key for locked notes

• The first time you lock a note, HushNotes gives you a recovery key. Download it or copy it somewhere safe. If this Mac's key is ever lost, it opens your locked notes on a new Mac. You can show it again any time in Settings › Privacy.
• Your licence no longer stops working because a network blocks the check.

Updates inside the app, and shortcuts you can find

• Fixed minor bugs with local storage.
• HushNotes can now update itself. Once a day it checks for a new version; when there is one, it shows you what changed and asks before downloading and installing it. You can turn the daily check off in Settings › General, or check by hand with Check for Updates….
• To get this version, quit HushNotes from the menu bar first, then replace it. From here on, updates install from inside the app.
• Changing a shortcut in Settings › Hotkeys works one at a time: click a shortcut, press the new keys, and Esc cancels. If another HushNotes action already uses those keys, you can swap them. Keys that would break other apps, like ⇧ on its own or ⌘Q, are refused with the reason.
• Your shortcuts are one click away in the Shelf: the keyboard button at the bottom, or ⌘/. An empty Shelf lists the ones that matter on day one.

Your keyboard back, and ⌘F where it belongs

• The default shortcuts for New note and Hide all are now ⌥⇧N and ⌥⇧H. ⌥N is how macOS types ñ and ⌥H types ˙, and a global shortcut on those took the characters away in every app. If you set your own shortcut, it is untouched.
• ⌘F now searches inside the note you are writing in, the way it does everywhere else on a Mac. ⇧⌘F opens the Shelf, and ⌥⇧S still does too.
• Spell checking is on, and your own text replacements from System Settings work in a note again.
• HushNotes no longer asks about notifications when it starts.
• Opening a note puts the cursor in the note, not in its name.
• A locked note shows its name on the window again.

Initial release

• First public build.
• Requires macOS 14+.