


Some of our users trying out the betas of macOS 10.14 Mojave reported issues with running Fork on these versions of the desktop OS from Apple. The controls allow you to ignore whitespaces, enable/disable word wrap, change text size and show the entire file should you so desire. In short, it is now possible to change the way diffs are displayed using the new controls above diff views. This feature has already been discussed in our blog post for the last Windows version of Fork (1.18). Open a new window with ⌘ N, close it with ⌘ W and use it as you would any other window – you can even open one in fullscreen mode! You can also click & drag a tab away from the tab bar to turn it into a window, and vise versa. In Fork 1.0.69, we offer full support for multiple windows. Supporting multiple windows instead of multiple tabs has been one of the most requested features among our users. Let’s review the newest features and improvements shipped in this release of Fork.

Some of the more prominent features present in this release is multiwindow support, improved appearance for macOS Mojave users, and handling Github Desktop URLs. The newest version of Fork for macOS, 1.0.69, is here.
