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Neon Vision Editor Changelog

Source: GitHub Releases for Neon Vision Editor. Last synced on February 17, 2026.

v0.4.23 (published February 16, 2026)

Release link: GitHub Release v0.4.23

  • Added optional support-purchase content in Welcome Tour page 2 with live StoreKit price and direct purchase action.
  • Improved welcome-tour flow with Toolbar Map moved to the final page and updated iPad hardware keyboard hints.
  • Improved Settings editor-layout readability with consistent left-aligned section structure.
  • Fixed Settings support UI by removing restore-purchase actions where restore flow is not supported.
  • Fixed refresh-price behavior to re-check StoreKit availability before refreshing metadata.
  • Fixed font chooser instability by removing the macOS NSFontPanel bridge path and using the in-settings font list flow.

v0.4.22 (published February 16, 2026)

Release link: GitHub Release v0.4.22

  • Added shared syntax-regex compilation cache across highlight passes on macOS and iOS.
  • Improved large-document responsiveness by avoiding full regex reprocessing on caret-only moves.
  • Improved iOS line-number gutter performance by caching line-count driven rendering paths.
  • Fixed macOS ruler hot-path overhead with cached UTF-16 line-start indexing and logarithmic lookup.

v0.4.21 (published February 16, 2026)

Release link: GitHub Release v0.4.21

  • Added curated popular themes including Dracula, One Dark Pro, Nord, Tokyo Night, and Gruvbox.
  • Improved direct-distribution updater flow with in-app download, verification, and staged install.
  • Improved updater safety by constraining install actions to direct-distribution macOS builds.
  • Fixed Main Thread Checker violations around NSTextView string and selection snapshots.
  • Fixed Neon Glow token mapping for intended palette readability.

v1.0.0 milestone context

  • App is available on App Store and beta via TestFlight.
  • Core launch scope included macOS, iPadOS, and iOS platform parity with native implementation.