What this means for you
You can move from idea to formatted Markdown with fewer interruptions. The preview editor now suggests the right formatting at the right time, so you can keep momentum without manually adding every marker.
Best way to use it
- Open a file from Manage and switch to Edit mode in preview.
- Use suggestions at line start for structure, then inline suggestions while writing sentences.
- Accept a suggestion and immediately replace the highlighted placeholder text with your own words.
- Return to Read mode to confirm clean formatting for links, emphasis, and inline code.
- Keep only the tabs you need and continue editing without leaving the preview flow.
This update is built for faster drafting sessions where you want formatting help without losing focus on the content itself.
A better drafting rhythm
Start a new note with plain language first, then use suggestions when structure becomes useful. A heading can separate ideas, a checklist can turn rough tasks into action items, and a quote block can call out context you want to preserve. Because suggestions appear while you write, you can add structure without leaving the editor or hunting for syntax examples.
Inline suggestions help with the small formatting choices that often interrupt momentum. Use them when you need to mark an important phrase, add a link, or include a short code value. After accepting a suggestion, replace the placeholder text immediately so the draft still sounds like your own writing.
When to use it
This flow is most helpful for notes that change quickly: meeting summaries, project plans, support snippets, and draft documentation. You can stay in Edit mode while the idea is forming, then switch back to Read mode to check whether the Markdown is clear before saving.