DinoMark reloads on its own
When you write in a file in another program, DinoMark shows the new version right away. And a file you open again picks up where you left off.
Since version 0.1.71 DinoMark keeps up with your writing and remembers where you were reading. It also has a version list of its own now.
Reloading on its own
- When you change the open file in another program, say while writing in Obsidian, DinoMark shows the new version right away and keeps your place.
- A short note next to the file name tells you when the file was updated, and a mark in the margin shows what changed.
- If the file is renamed or moved, DinoMark follows it.
- If you don't want this, switch it off. Then DinoMark only tells you that the file changed, and you reload it yourself.
Reading position
- When you open a file again, it opens where you stopped. A button takes you back to the top.
- DinoMark remembers this for up to 500 files, only on your computer. In the settings you can delete the reading positions or switch them off.
DinoMark is still in development.