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- Updated libcurl, libssh2, and OpenSSL to the latest versions. The new version of the libcurl library included in this update fixes an issue when uploading files to FTPS servers using TLS 1.3: if the file was larger than about 18 KB, the upload could result in a "partial upload" error and a 0-byte file on the server. This should no longer occur.
- File transfer: Improved activity indicator when refreshing remote file lists.
- Improved positioning of the code completion list when entering text at the end of a line.
- Added “main” tag added to HTML code completion.

- Added support for dark and tinted app icons on iOS 18 and iPadOS 18.
- Added support for iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max.
- Added a context menu to the symbol list that can be used to copy the text of the symbol to the clipboard. The menu also shows the line number of the symbol and allows you to select the symbol in the editor.
- Fixed: Clicking on the editor with a trackpad or mouse on iPadOS 18 moved the insertion point to the beginning of the file if the editor was not previously active.
- Other minor improvements.

- The font "System (SF Mono)" can now be selected in the code editor and SSH terminal settings.
- You can now add Dropbox folders that are available in the Files app as external folders to Textastic! There has been a recent update to the Dropbox app so that it is now possible to open entire folders and not just individual files with the iOS file picker.
- Improved the folder selection to work much better with external folders that need to retrieve information from a server (like Dropbox and Secure ShellFish).
- Added two new FTPS settings: you can now set the minimum and maximum TLS version to be used when connecting to FTPS servers. More information below.
- The names in the FTP settings have been updated to use the term "TLS" instead of "SSL".
- The web preview now supports landscape orientation on all iPhone models.
- Fixed: When using an external keyboard on iPhone, the additional keys above the on-screen keyboard now avoid the home indicator area.
- Fixed: Bold, italicized text (e.g. in Markdown) was displayed either in bold or italics, but not both at the same time.
- Fixed: Some files (including TypeScript files) did not open in the editor in Textastic 10.3.
- Other minor improvements.

Additional information on why the FTPS settings for the minimum and maximum TLS version were added:

Textastic uses libcurl to transfer files to FTPS servers. On some FTPS servers, uploading a file with curl when using TLS 1.3, if the file is larger than about 18 KB, may result in a "partial upload" error and a 0-byte file on the server.

To work around this partial file upload issue, you can reduce the maximum TLS version to 1.2.

Note: This is only relevant for FTPS connections. SFTP connections are not affected.

This issue has also been reported to the curl project and will hopefully be fixed in a future update of the library. In the meantime, you can use this workaround.

- The font "System (SF Mono)" can now be selected in the code editor and SSH terminal settings.
- You can now add Dropbox folders that are available in the Files app as external folders to Textastic! There has been a recent update to the Dropbox app so that it is now possible to open entire folders and not just individual files with the iOS file picker.
- Improved the folder selection to work much better with external folders that need to retrieve information from a server (like Dropbox and Secure ShellFish).
- Added two new FTPS settings: you can now set the minimum and maximum TLS version to be used when connecting to FTPS servers. More information below.
- The names in the FTP settings have been updated to use the term "TLS" instead of "SSL".
- The web preview now supports landscape orientation on all iPhone models.
- Fixed: When using an external keyboard on iPhone, the additional keys above the on-screen keyboard now avoid the home indicator area.
- Fixed: Bold, italicized text (e.g. in Markdown) was displayed either in bold or italics, but not both at the same time.
- Fixed: TypeScript files did not open in the editor in Textastic 10.3.
- Other minor improvements.

Additional information on why the FTPS settings for the minimum and maximum TLS version were added:

Textastic uses libcurl to transfer files to FTPS servers. On some FTPS servers, uploading a file with curl when using TLS 1.3, if the file is larger than about 18 KB, may result in a "partial upload" error and a 0-byte file on the server.

To work around this partial file upload issue, you can reduce the maximum TLS version to 1.2.

Note: This is only relevant for FTPS connections. SFTP connections are not affected.

This issue has also been reported to the curl project and will hopefully be fixed in a future update of the library. In the meantime, you can use this workaround.

- The font "System (SF Mono)" can now be selected in the code editor and SSH terminal settings.
- You can now add Dropbox folders that are available in the Files app as external folders to Textastic! There has been a recent update to the Dropbox app so that it is now possible to open entire folders and not just individual files with the iOS file picker.
- Improved the folder selection to work much better with external folders that need to retrieve information from a server (like Dropbox and Secure ShellFish).
- Added two new FTPS settings: you can now set the minimum and maximum TLS version to be used when connecting to FTPS servers. More information below.
- The names in the FTP settings have been updated to use the term "TLS" instead of "SSL".
- The web preview now supports landscape orientation on all iPhone models.
- Fixed: When using an external keyboard on iPhone, the additional keys above the on-screen keyboard now avoid the home indicator area.
- Fixed: Bold, italicized text (e.g. in Markdown) was displayed either in bold or italics, but not both at the same time.
- Other minor improvements.

Additional information on why the FTPS settings for the minimum and maximum TLS version were added:

Textastic uses libcurl to transfer files to FTPS servers. On some FTPS servers, uploading a file with curl when using TLS 1.3, if the file is larger than about 18 KB, may result in a "partial upload" error and a 0-byte file on the server.

To work around this partial file upload issue, you can reduce the maximum TLS version to 1.2.

Note: This is only relevant for FTPS connections. SFTP connections are not affected.

I have also reported this issue to the curl project and hope that it will be fixed in a future update of the library. In the meantime, you can use this workaround.

- Added file transfer settings: For uploads and downloads, you can now specify whether you are asked for confirmation before files are overwritten or whether existing files should always be overwritten.
- A warning message is now displayed when trying to add a new Google Drive connection and when connecting to existing Google Drive connections. See below for details.
- Removed Microsoft App Center crash reporting because App Center is scheduled for retirement on March 31, 2025.
- Removed duplicate "Share…" item in text selection menu.
- Other minor improvements

Due to Google’s changes to the Google Drive API, the built-in Google Drive client will be removed from Textastic in a future update.

More information about this change and recommended alternatives can be found at: https://blach.io/2024/03/28/removal-of-textastic-google-drive-client/

- Updated OpenSSL, libssh2, and libcurl to their latest versions. The new version of the libssh2 library included in this update supports a new strict KEX protocol extension which is a fix for the so-called "Terrapin attack".
- Improved animation and behavior when creating folders and when creating and unpacking .zip files.
- Fixed a crash that could occur when searching for emojis in file names.
- Other minor improvements and bug fixes

- Improved handling of very large files
- Fixed: If a file was changed under iOS 17 while Textastic was in the background, the file was not reloaded when the app became active again.
- Fixed: Stack overflow that could occur when closing files with a large number of lines
- Other minor improvements and bug fixes

This update fixes a crash that could happen when working with files in Google Drive. It includes all new features of Textastic 10:

- Refreshed user interface and new icons in all parts of the app.
- Added a completely new Swift syntax definition with support for modern Swift including async/await.
- Swift classes, structs, enums, functions, properties etc. are now shown in the symbol list.
- Upload files to any remote connection using the new "More" -> "Upload To…" menu without leaving the editor.
- New horizontally scrollable tab bar. It's now easier to re-arrange tabs with drag & drop.
- Updated the icons in the symbol list. The letter in the icon now more accurately reflects the type of symbol.
- Uses menus in more parts of the app, for example when tapping the "More" button and when changing the sort order of file lists.

- Improved behavior of "Open…" and "Add External Folder…" commands. Textastic now doesn't enable multiple file selection in the document picker anymore. This change saves a tap when opening a file. It also fixes an issue on iOS 16 and 17 in which the document picker didn't remember the last used folder. You can still open multiple files at once by selecting the files in the Files app and using drag & drop to open them in Textastic.
- Improved external folder support.
- Improved regular expression replace syntax: Allow backslash in addition to a dollar sign to reference capture groups. For example, \1 and $1 in a replace string now both reference the first capture group. (To reference capture groups >= 10, you still need to use the dollar sign, e.g., $10. This behavior is the same as in Sublime Text.).
- Improved behavior of "Replace All".
- Added "Create ZIP File" to the file context menu.

Fixed text selection issues on iOS/iPadOS 17:
- The cursor was not visible when creating a new file on iOS 17.
- The edit menu was not shown after changing the selection using text selection handles on iOS 17.
- The cursor disappeared when entering marked text on iOS 17.

- Fixed issues when moving files in the iCloud location.
- Fixed performance issues when many files were stored in the iCloud location.
- Fixed issues with dictation on iOS 17.
- Fixed: When pasting text, Textastic now doesn't indent the last pasted line anymore. Changing the indentation could cause problems in languages like Python or YAML in which indentation is meaningful.
- Fixed an issue when previewing files from an external folder.
- Fixed symbol list issues for Python and CSS.
- Fixed a problem with the refresh indicator when listing remote files on iOS 17.
- Fixed issues with password lock and multiple windows on iPad.
- Fixed a performance issue in the C# syntax definition that could cause very slow parsing of C# files.

This update fixes a crash that could happen when working with files in Google Drive. It includes all new features of Textastic 10:

- Refreshed user interface and new icons in all parts of the app.
- Added a completely new Swift syntax definition with support for modern Swift including async/await.
- Swift classes, structs, enums, functions, properties etc. are now shown in the symbol list.
- Upload files to any remote connection using the new "More" -> "Upload To…" menu without leaving the editor.
- New horizontally scrollable tab bar. It's now easier to re-arrange tabs with drag & drop.
- Updated the icons in the symbol list. The letter in the icon now more accurately reflects the type of symbol.
- Uses menus in more parts of the app, for example when tapping the "More" button and when changing the sort order of file lists.

- Improved behavior of "Open…" and "Add External Folder…" commands. Textastic now doesn't enable multiple file selection in the document picker anymore. This change saves a tap when opening a file. It also fixes an issue on iOS 16 and 17 in which the document picker didn't remember the last used folder. You can still open multiple files at once by selecting the files in the Files app and using drag & drop to open them in Textastic.
- Improved external folder support.
- Improved regular expression replace syntax: Allow backslash in addition to a dollar sign to reference capture groups. For example, \1 and $1 in a replace string now both reference the first capture group. (To reference capture groups >= 10, you still need to use the dollar sign, e.g., $10. This behavior is the same as in Sublime Text.).
- Improved behavior of "Replace All".
- Added "Create ZIP File" to the file context menu.

Fixed text selection issues on iOS/iPadOS 17:
- The cursor was not visible when creating a new file on iOS 17.
- The edit menu was not shown after changing the selection using text selection handles on iOS 17.
- The cursor disappeared when entering marked text on iOS 17.

- Fixed issues when moving files in the iCloud location.
- Fixed performance issues when many files were stored in the iCloud location.
- Fixed issues with dictation on iOS 17.
- Fixed: When pasting text, Textastic now doesn't indent the last pasted line anymore. Changing the indentation could cause problems in languages like Python or YAML in which indentation is meaningful.
- Fixed an issue when previewing files from an external folder.
- Fixed symbol list issues for Python and CSS.
- Fixed a problem with the refresh indicator when listing remote files on iOS 17.
- Fixed issues with password lock and multiple windows on iPad.
- Fixed a performance issue in the C# syntax definition that could cause very slow parsing of C# files.