- The list of syntax definitions is now searchable, making it faster to find a language by name or file extension. - Improved File Properties with an updated appearance, simplified line ending selection and clearer character encoding guidance. - Minor improvements to the file creation interface. - Fixed an issue where opening a file from another app (such as Files or Shortcuts) while Textastic was not running could create a duplicate tab instead of switching to the existing one. - Fixed an issue where recent changes to open files could be missing from exported, shared, or zipped files and folders. Open files within the selected folder are now automatically saved before exporting, sharing, or zipping.

- Fixed an issue where some app data could persist after deleting and reinstalling the app.

The WebDAV client has been reimplemented using modern APIs: - Now supports multiple connections to the same server with different credentials/accounts - Improved compatibility with WebDAV servers, including support for file modification dates on more servers - Fixed an issue with folders whose names contain special characters such as ()!+ on some WebDAV servers - More reliable uploads, downloads, and file operations Also improved: - “Show in Files App” in the context menu for files: the selected file is now highlighted in the Files app instead of only opening its parent folder

- Updated OpenSSL and libcurl to the latest versions.

- Create file or folder: You can now press Return to confirm creation. - Deleting files in “Local Files”, “iCloud”, or external iCloud Drive folders now moves them to “Recently Deleted” in the Files app, where they can be restored if needed. - Fixed incorrect formatting of PHP code inside script tags in PHP files. - Other minor improvements.

- Added syntax definitions for TOML, Kotlin, and Jsonnet. - Improved automatic syntax detection for files like “Makefile”, “Cargo.lock”, and “Gemfile”: If no match is found by file extension, the full file name is used as a fallback.

- Fixed: On iOS 18 and 26, underlines were not drawn in the code editor (for example, for links and email addresses in Markdown files).

New: Export and Import Remote Connections You can now export (S)FTP and WebDAV connections to a JSON file, then import them on another device or keep them as a backup. This can be used to: - Move connections between devices (for example, from iPhone to iPad) - Create backups of your connection settings - Share connection setups with your team - Edit or create connection files manually if needed You can find more details in the manual under “Remote Connections” > “Exporting and Importing Remote Connections”: https://www.textasticapp.com/v10/manual/remote_servers/export_import.html Other Changes: - Removed the Google Drive client, as previously announced - File > Save (Cmd-S) now always saves the currently open file, even if it was not modified

Fixed a rare issue where a view could be dismissed twice.

- On iPad, files opened via “Open With” > Textastic in the Files app or “Open” in Working Copy now open as new tabs in an existing Textastic window instead of always opening a new window. - On iPad, window titles now update correctly after opening files. - The special folder icon with a gear for the #Textastic folder is now only shown for the #Textastic folder in “Local Files.”

- Added support for the “Prefer Non-Blinking Cursor” accessibility setting (located in Accessibility > Motion). - Fixed a crash that could occur when toggling underline of text at the start of a Markdown or HTML file.

- Improved unpacking of ZIP files: ZIP archives containing only a single file or folder no longer create an additional subfolder. - Other minor improvements.

- Updated the libcurl library to the latest version to fix an issue when downloading empty files over SFTP on a reused connection. Previously, downloading 0-byte files over SFTP after listing a directory could result in the error message "Number of redirects hit maximum amount." - Web preview: On iOS 26, the debug console button now pulses when there is a new entry. On earlier iOS versions, a badge with the number of entries is shown.

- Fixed an issue on iPadOS 26 that sometimes caused the insertion point to jump to the beginning of the file when working with multiple windows and clicking in the editor with a trackpad or mouse. - Added a workaround for an issue where the editor would scroll to the top and immediately to the bottom when tapping at the top of the window on iPadOS 26.

- Fixed an issue with the web preview in Dark Mode where websites that didn’t set a background color appeared with a black background instead of white, resulting in black text on a black background. - Fixed an issue where the “…” button could be missing on iPhone after downloading the currently open file using the file transfer screen and reopening the same file. - Other minor improvements.

Added support for the Liquid Glass design on iOS and iPadOS 26. The interface is fully updated to match the latest system appearance. Includes an updated app icon and adjustments for the new iPhone Air display size. Other Improvements: - Web Preview: fixed a brief white flicker when opened in Dark Mode. - Improved naming of line ending types. - Disabled auto-pairing of single quotes in LaTeX and TeX math environments. - Other minor improvements and fixes.

- Added support for “Use Selection for Find” (Cmd-E) to quickly search for the selected text or the word at the insertion point. - Added full support for the new menu bar in upcoming iPadOS versions. - Updated some keyboard shortcuts (like “Show Sidebar”) to match system defaults. You can customize keyboard shortcuts in Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts. - Fixed layout issues with the on-screen keyboard on the upcoming iPadOS version. - Other minor improvements.

- Fixed an issue where triple-tapping empty lines at the start of a file could cause an infinite loop and eventual crash. - Fixed an issue where auto-indentation could interfere with dictation, causing it to stop unexpectedly. - Other minor improvements.

- Fixed an issue where inserting new lines while zoomed into the editor could cause parts of the editor to not be fully redrawn. - Other minor improvements.

- Fixed a flickering issue that could occur when scrolling with automatic word wrap disabled. (Present since the previous version.) - Fixed an issue where the second-to-last tab could sometimes disappear on certain iPhone models.

- Tapping the editor to bring up the on-screen keyboard now scrolls the tapped line into view if it would otherwise be hidden behind the keyboard. - Removed the redundant “Files” button on iPad, which always displayed the sidebar as an overlay. The sidebar now automatically appears as an overlay in portrait orientation on smaller devices and with small window sizes. You can still overlay the sidebar in landscape orientation using Ctrl-Option-Cmd-B or by swiping to the right. - Improved button layout on small iPad displays and with small window sizes. - Improved interactive window resizing on iPadOS and fixed flickering on future systems. - Updated the web preview chapter in the manual. - Updated the manual entry on how Textastic integrates with Working Copy. - Updated the libcurl library to the latest version. - Other minor improvements.

New: Code Formatting! You can now format HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON files using the new built-in formatter based on js-beautify. Tap the (…) menu in the top-right corner and select “Format Code”, or press Cmd-Option-L to reformat the current file. The formatter is highly configurable: you can adjust line wrapping, indentation, brace style, newline handling, spacing rules, and much more under Settings → Format Code. Also in this update: - When uploading to WebDAV, Textastic now sets the “Expect: 100-continue” HTTP header to make sure a server accepts an upload before data is sent. This can prevent duplicate sending of data when the server requires re-authentication. - Fixed an issue when uploading files to cPanel WebDAV servers (cpdavd): that server closes the connection after each response instead of keeping it alive, which could result in a “request stream exhausted” error. - Moved Password Lock settings to Settings → Other: since iOS/iPadOS 18, you can touch and hold the app icon on the Home Screen and select “Require Face ID” (or Touch ID or Passcode) to lock the app. This is the preferred method since it works at the system level and also protects Textastic's local files in the Files app. - Other minor improvements.

- Fixed an issue where uploading folders to FTP/FTPS servers could fail if remote folders did not already exist. - Fixed a rare crash that could occur when closing certain very large files.

- Improved automatic closing of quotes: quotes are no longer closed after a backslash (e.g., when entering umlauts in LaTeX), and they are now properly closed before semicolons and commas in CSS files. - SSH Terminal: Added support for the Delete key (forward delete) on external keyboards. - Updated the HTML5 template and removed outdated HTML 4.01 and XHTML templates. The HTML5 template now matches what's Emmet inserts when typing "!" and hitting Tab. - HTML script tag code completion: no longer inserts the type and src attributes by default. The src attribute can be added manually or using the "script:src" Emmet abbreviation.

This update includes the following minor improvements: - Disabled Writing Tools when entering text in the SSH terminal. - Fixed an issue where “Manage Subscription” was not shown in settings when a monthly subscription was active.