Umber checks for updates on its own. Each build below is what the app offers when it does.
0.1.0-beta.5Latest
Add a formatting toolbar to the footer. The bottom-right button opens it over the footer row, and it stays open across notes and launches.
Fix footer clicks not reaching the editor and the page overflowing.
Fix a note losing its automatic title before the user names it.
0.1.0-beta.4
Images.  shows the picture. Paste or drop an image and it is saved to an attachments folder next to your notes with a link in the note. Click an image to change its alt text or path, reveal it in Finder, or remove it.
Tables show as tables. The note file keeps the exact source, so Obsidian and git see no change. Click a table and choose "edit source" to change it.
Right-click on an image or table opens Umber's own bar. The browser-style menu is gone.
The link bar matches the panel: system font, translucent, smaller.
Find in the note with ⌘F. Enter and Shift-Enter step through matches, Escape closes.
"Capture Clipboard" global shortcut (Settings > Shortcuts) makes a new note from whatever you last copied.
"Copy as Rich Text" in the actions palette pastes into Mail, Notes, or a document with lists, headings, and tables kept.
Fixed: editing a note in another app while it was open could be overwritten on reload.
0.1.0-beta.3
Opening Umber now shows the panel, and so does opening it again while it is already running. Before, launching it a second time looked like nothing had happened. Starting at login stays quiet, so the panel does not appear over your desktop at every boot.
The accent colour is Umber's own rather than whichever one macOS is set to, so the editor no longer paints links and the caret in the system blue.
The installer window has the Umber artwork and drags across to Applications.