FiveNotes 3.1 – Markdown-based text editor for notes

FiveNotes (formerly known as Quick) is a small text editor that you can always access by clicking (or pressing shortcut keys) on its mtatus-bar icon, even if you’re working in a full-screen app. If you prefer, it can stay on top of the window so it can be used as a cheat-sheet app. FiveNotes offers exactly 5 notes that can be switched using colourful circles under the text area or by pressing shortcut (Cmd+Shift+[ and Cmd+Shift+] or Cmd+number-of-note).

The application supports basic markdown formatting so your notes are clear. FiveNotes markdown includes headers, bold and italic text, quotes and lists (started with * or – character). It’s a great app for people who create small text files to write simple, temporary notes. You don’t have to worry about files, their names and saving them. What you write in FiveNotes remains there. If you need to write something quickly (for example a phone number) just open FiveNotes and write it.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 3.1:

• Adjusted snapping margins to macOS Sequoia
• Settings: adjusting line and paragraph spacing
• Settings: an option to hide the menubar icon
• Settings: an optional keyboard shortcuts for window pinning
• Contextual menu for a dot with ability to paste right into a note or quickly copying the note
• New Apple Shortcuts action to get current note
• Pressing Tab key indents text
• New AppleScript command to get current theme path
• New AppleScript command to get list of available themes
• New AppleScript command to set active theme
• Improved pasting text with a checkmark
• Fixed: nested list margins were not indented properly

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor
• macOS 13.0 or later

ScreenShots :

Size – 6MB