The unreliable map release

• Work around textual#5742. (#99)

The "not doomed to repeat it" release

• Added an application command for searching history. (#90)

The unstable supply chain release

• Added --theme as a command line switch; which lets the user configure the theme via the command line. (#74)
• Added --navigation/--no-navigation as command line switches; which lets the user control if he navigation panel is visible on startup. (#75)
• Fixed correct document not being shown when a command is given on the command line. (#76)
• Added an unattractive but better-than-nothing workaround for yet another Textual OptionList borkage. (#77)
• Added some more movement key bindings (relating to going home and end) to the markdown document that might be familiar to users of things like vim and less. (#82)

The "bound to please" release

• Changed the alternative binding for jumping to the document to ctrl+g (ctrl+r was already used for reloading the document). (#68)
• Added support for changing the keyboard bindings of the main application commands. (#69)
• Added --bindings as a command line switch; which lists all the commands (#69)

The "move home and be vim-less" release

• Unpinned Textual. (#50)
• Added local_start_location to the configuration file. (#59)
• Added ctrl+r as an alternative binding for jumping to the document. (#60)
• Added support for scrolling the markdown up/down half a page. (#62)
• Added some movement key bindings to the markdown document that might be familiar to users of things like vim and less. (#63)

The stable pythons release

• Pressing Escape in the command line input while there is existing input now clears the input and resets the location in the command history; pressing Escape while there is no input still exits the application. (#47)
• Fixed incompatibilities with older supported versions of Python. (#48)

The slightly glassy release

• Added obsidian as a command that the command line understands. (#41)

The "jump to document" release

• Added an application command for jumping to the markdown document viewer. (#39)
• Added document as a command that the command line understands. (#39)

The self-documenting release

• Added changelog as a command that the command line understands. (#33)
• Added readme as a command that the command line understands. (#33)
• Fixed failing when opening a document-relative local non-markdown file from a click. (#34)

The commanding release

• Added the ability to save a copy of the currently-viewed document. (#15)
• Made chdir a lot less fussy about the path given. (#18)
• Added quit as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added dir and ls as aliases for chdir. (#24)
• Added contents as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added bookmarks as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added history as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added local as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Added help as a command that the command line understands. (#24)
• Changed command line completion so that if history is empty, known commands are suggested. (#29)