Scribe v0.1.9 release release-notestypographyexportstability
Scribe 0.1.9 release notes
This release adds and improves Latin+CJK mixed typography, refines EPUB and image export messaging, and fixes a Windows sign-out focus issue.
- Adds Latin+CJK mixed typography settings
- Improves how previews, PDF, and EPUB apply mixed fonts from Appearance styles
- Clarifies image export limits when a mixed-font Appearance is active
- Fixes a Windows focus issue after signing out
Scribe 0.1.9 focuses on Latin+CJK mixed typography for multilingual publishing and clearer export behavior across formats.
What changed
- Added Latin+CJK mixed typography settings. In horizontal layouts, you can pair Latin fonts with better-matched Chinese, Japanese, and Korean fonts for more consistent multilingual pages.
- Fixed cases where some CJK font choices from the active Appearance were not applied correctly. Previews, PDF, and EPUB now follow mixed-font Appearance settings more accurately.
- Improved EPUB font consistency. EPUB output now follows body and heading font choices from Appearance styles more closely, reducing differences from PDF output.
- Improved image export messaging when a mixed-font Appearance is active. Image export does not yet fully support Latin+CJK mixed fonts, and Scribe now makes that limit clearer in the relevant settings and export entry points.
- Fixed a Windows issue where the welcome/login screen could lose focus after signing out. You can continue typing or sign in again without restarting Scribe.
If you use Scribe for multilingual manuscripts, 0.1.9 makes typography settings clearer and more reliable, while also making export-format differences easier to understand.