What’s New in SnippetsLab 1.9
Jul 16, 2019
Major Update
Automatic Code Formatting. Beautify your code when pasted to SnippetsLab or manually from a menu item. Now supports Swift, Objective-C, JavaScript, CSS, Java, PHP, C, C++, and C# code, with others to be supported in the future.
Paste Snippet Content from SnippetsLab Assistant. Now you can choose to paste the content of your snippet directly to the active app from the menubar assistant.
Historical Navigation. View your recently browsed snippets and jump backward & forward quickly with keyboard shortcuts.
Improvements
Added the ability to duplicate a snippet
Toggle comments with keyboard shortcut Command-/` (for supported languages only)
Fenced code blocks in Markdown snippets now have language-specific syntax highlighting
Syntax highlighting for 22 new languages: Augeas, BBCBasic, Boa, Charmci, DASM16, Fennel, FloScript, Freefem, HLSL, Hspec, Icon, Pony, SARL, Slash, Slurm, SmartGameFormat, TOML, TeraTermmacro, ucode, Unicon, VBScript, Xorg
Resolved Issues
SnippetsLab Assistant custom search criteria now functions normally
Fixed a possible crash when creating folders, smart groups or snippets
Fixed a possible crash/hang when editing Markdown snippets
What's New in SnippetsLab 1.9.1
Sep 17, 2019
Fixed some known compatibility issues with macOS 10.15 Catalina
Other bug fixes and performance improvements
What's New in SnippetsLab 1.9.2
Oct 2, 2019
Full-text search now includes fragment titles
Improved syntax coloring for various languages and themes
Improved text rendering speed
Improved code formatting for Swift
Other bug fixes and performance improvements
What's New in SnippetsLab 1.9.3
Dec 13, 2020
Fixed an issue with GitHub.com account authentication that could prevent users from logging in
Fixed occasional app crashes
Compatibility improvements with macOS Big Sur