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memo 1.9 is available starting today. At the center of this release is a completely new editor for text and markdown files, and the free edition grows noticeably too. A complete list of changes can be found in the changelog.

You know the feeling: a thought pops up—"where was that one document again?"—and suddenly you're navigating through several folder levels, past subfolders whose names you never quite managed to remember.

When searching for a file on Windows, users sooner or later come across Everything. For many years, it has been one of the most popular tools for finding files by name in a matter of milliseconds.

memo 1.8 is available starting today. This release focuses on three key areas: significantly improved performance for large file collections, a comprehensive redesign of the user experience, and a smoother onboarding process for new users.

memo 1.7 is available as of today. The theme of this version is "stabilization.” A lot of time has been spent on the Linux version to make the application more stable. In the process, a number of bugs have come to light that also affect the Windows version. A detailed list of all new features, changes, and bug fixes can be found in the change log.

We live in a time where centralized structures are increasingly interfering in our lives. This applies to many areas of life, and especially to our digital lives. People's responses to this fact range from unawareness and ignorance to resignation and frustration.

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