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For me this process unintuitively stays resident when you close the window. It's still in the system tray and the only way to exit is via File -> Quit or right click on systray icon and "Quit". While this is a convenient feature for some, it isn't for me (a 100% personal preference).
That being said, should this be addressed by making preferences editable? Also, maybe the ability to persist ALL editable settings as well as those which are not visible in a Settings drop-down menu?
Re-open last file
Default: No (currently this is yes)
Quit on close
Default: No (currently this is yes)
Retain last configuration for:
HTML vs. Preview
Light vs. Dark
Sync Scrolling
This also suggests refactoring some of the configuration directives (for the last three options) so that they're consolidated to ensure that they're controlled centrally and easily stored together.
This should make the app easier and more intuitive to use while also ensuring it maintains it's "lightweight" philosophy. For me, it should be predictable. I was initially baffled and thought it was a bug when it kept opening my last file over and over again even though I was terminating/restarting the app but then I realized it was being persisted in storage.
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For me this process unintuitively stays resident when you close the window. It's still in the system tray and the only way to exit is via File -> Quit or right click on systray icon and "Quit". While this is a convenient feature for some, it isn't for me (a 100% personal preference).
That being said, should this be addressed by making preferences editable? Also, maybe the ability to persist ALL editable settings as well as those which are not visible in a
Settings
drop-down menu?This also suggests refactoring some of the configuration directives (for the last three options) so that they're consolidated to ensure that they're controlled centrally and easily stored together.
This should make the app easier and more intuitive to use while also ensuring it maintains it's "lightweight" philosophy. For me, it should be predictable. I was initially baffled and thought it was a bug when it kept opening my last file over and over again even though I was terminating/restarting the app but then I realized it was being persisted in
storage
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: