Every version, and what changed.

Improved

• Notices match the editor and slide in from the right.
• The file tree and activity bar are toggled from the window, not from Settings.

Fixed

• Opening a project no longer runs its Git hooks; copies no longer follow dangling links.

Added

• A native editor built with Rust and GPUI — the interface is drawn directly, with no browser engine and no WebView.
• A multi-project workspace: several folders open in one window, each keeping its own buffers, tabs and expansion state.
• Session restore: projects, tab order, the file on screen and unsaved edits all come back on the next launch.
• Syntax highlighting for 60+ languages through Tree-sitter, with the grammars compiled into the binary.
• Tabbed editing with code folding, bracket pairing, line comments and image preview.
• Multi-cursor editing, including column selection and select-all-occurrences.
• Project-wide find and replace with case, whole-word and regular-expression filters.
• Quick open by file name, and `:123` to jump straight to a line.
• Git changes list, a unified or split diff against HEAD or the main branch, and line-by-line blame.
• A two-pane split view, side by side or stacked.
• A built-in terminal per project, on the same PTY and VT stack Zed uses.
• A settings window, `.editorconfig` support, and light and dark themes that follow the system.
• A notarized DMG, and automatic updates through Sparkle.