Resolved various crashes, including one triggered by undoing actions (CMD-Z) after closing projects.

Fixed memory leaks and issues with zoom buttons in grid mode.

Beyond LaTeX, it treats Markdown as a first-class citizen, allowing you to convert it into high-quality PDFs using LaTeX engines.

By running natively on M-series chips, the application offers better battery efficiency and faster performance without requiring Rosetta 2.

Features an internal typesetter that provides an instant preview of your PDF as you type, bypassing the need for traditional, slower external typesetting cycles.

While Texifier's release notes for 1.9.11 typically focus on refinement, this branch of updates addressed several critical stability issues found in earlier 1.9 versions:

Texifier 1.9.11.696 -

Resolved various crashes, including one triggered by undoing actions (CMD-Z) after closing projects.

Fixed memory leaks and issues with zoom buttons in grid mode. Texifier 1.9.11.696

Beyond LaTeX, it treats Markdown as a first-class citizen, allowing you to convert it into high-quality PDFs using LaTeX engines. Resolved various crashes, including one triggered by undoing

By running natively on M-series chips, the application offers better battery efficiency and faster performance without requiring Rosetta 2. Resolved various crashes

Features an internal typesetter that provides an instant preview of your PDF as you type, bypassing the need for traditional, slower external typesetting cycles.

While Texifier's release notes for 1.9.11 typically focus on refinement, this branch of updates addressed several critical stability issues found in earlier 1.9 versions:

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