v1.0.0 - v1.1.0
Avalonia HTML Editor 1.0-1.1: Better editing, customization, and compatibility
Across versions 1.0.0-1.1.0, the editor added developer licensing and richer font controls, while fixes improved native editing, paste and document handling, and compatibility. Version 1.1.0 added a Custom editor language that preserves existing language IDs and requires no migration.
2 features
38 bug fixes
3 interface changes
Major features 2
- Added in-app developer licensing with WPF-style purchase links.
- Improved toolbar font controls with heading and font previews, the full installed font collection, WPF-like selector presentation, and centered font and size selectors.
Bugs and reliability 38
- Improved native editing and selection across WebKitGTK and macOS, including input callbacks, underlining, keyboard shortcuts, and rectangular table selection through Undo/Redo.
- Protected pasted and inserted content: prevented nested paragraphs, preserved word spacing across font changes and Outlook table formatting, and stopped insertion from overwriting protected mail-merge tokens.
- Corrected document operations and fidelity, including unchanged image properties adding Undo steps, Source history reporting, video selection restoration, table-cell formatting, and body-only HTML printing.
- Improved delivery and host compatibility by fixing trial and source restoration on supported SDKs, Simple-app resource requirements, older sample package pins, and Apple silicon image-file verification.
Interface evolution 3
- Added EditorLanguage.Custom with separate JSON overrides, English fallback, preserved existing language IDs, and no migration requirement.
- Made editor and option types available in Avalonia’s default XAML namespace while keeping existing xmlns:editor declarations working.
- Added WindowsUserDataFolder to configure WebView2 storage; invalid or unwritable paths are reported as startup prerequisite failures.