Document Links, Slash Commands, and More!

This update adds inter-document links and polishes up some of Breveto’s other features!

Document Links — Type @ or [[ anywhere in your document to link to another file.
Slash Commands — Breveto now optionally supports slash commands, which you can enable in the editor settings.
Edit Image Alt Text — Add and edit an image’s alt text from the floating menu when you click an image.
Automatic Headings — Breveto automatically adds a heading to new files when you rename them. This can be turned off in the general settings.
Automatic Matching Brackets — Breveto intelligently adds matching brackets when typing an opening bracket like {, [, or (. This can be turned off in the editor settings.

Right-click (or long-press) one or more files and click "Move To" to move them to a specific folder or workspace.
You can now turn on automatic to-do list sorting in the editor settings.
Navigate spellcheck suggestions with Control + P or Control + N.
Typing ~= or (deg) now auto-completes to ≈ and ∘.
Improved the floating menu animations and design.
The New File button on Mac can now be dragged to create a new file, just like on iOS.
Customize the heading font separately from the editor’s font.
Customize Breveto’s font weight and letter spacing.
Pressing delete at the start of a blockquote now deletes the blockquote, instead of combining the blockquote content with the previous content.
If you have a link in your clipboard when clicking the link button, it now automatically pastes the link into the link editor.