Marked v2.4.9 Mac OS X

Marked is a previewer for Markdown files. Use it with your favorite text editor and it updates every time you save. With robust features for previewing, reviewing and exporting beautiful documents, you can work in plain text while reveling in rich formatting.

Marked provides document navigation and statistics, proofreading tools, multiple export formats, and much more. Marked comes with 9 preview styles built in (including GitHub), and you can add unlimited custom styles of your own.

GitHub users will appreciate Marked's built in GitHub Flavored Markdown processor, capable of handling fenced code blocks, line break preservation and automatic hyperlinking.

Marked is powerful enough to allow custom processors (shell scripts) before and after rendering. You can even take over the rendering tasks to incorporate non-Markdown languages.

Marked works with Scrivener, VoodooPad, MarsEdit, and other third-party apps, allowing you to use Markdown and see beautiful previews just about anywhere.

See the video tutorials! http://bit.ly/1riW0IK

Version 2.4.9 (875)

FIXED

Bugfixes
CriticMarkup export crash
Improved paragraph counting
CSS fixes, fix PDF text cutting on right
Fixes for TOC in multi-column

Version 2.4.8 (873)

IMPROVED

Toggle auto-validate on load with a checkbox on the validation popup

FIXED

Scrivener crashes
Issues with initial read from folder

Version 2.4.8 (871)

NEW

iThoughtsX support!
options to exclude elements from word count/readability stats
block quotes
indented code/poetry blocks (fenced code always ignored)
footnotes/citations
option to automatically validate all urls in document when updating
only displays if there are errors
Option to remove square brackets from MMD footnote markers
Native OPML support
Open OPML files directly in Marked 2
Save Markdown documents to OPML
Outline mode
Display OPML outlines and lists (such as iThoughtsX exports) as APA or Decimal outlines
Set file extensions to automatically enable Outline Mode on

Compatibility: OS X 10.7 or later, 64-bit processor

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