Curio 29 is here with compositions, our most powerful collection figure! What makes it unique is that it can contain not only regular figures like text, images, and files, but other collections like lists, tables, mind maps, stacks, and index cards. https://www.zengobi.com/curio/releasenotes/?v=29
A composition is made up of one or more independent rows, with each row having one or more columns, and each column having one or more stacked figures. As you drag in a figure, guides let you know if it would insert as a new row, new column, or new item within a column.
You can control the gaps between rows, columns, and figures, and optionally control the width of specific columns. Resize the width of the composition and the columns resize and adjust their contained figures. You can also enable row separators of various styles.
What else is new? The Local library in Curio 29 now supports a browse mode, in addition to its Spotlight search mode. When browsing the search, scope, and other popups act as a file filters as you navigate through the file hierarchy.
This new capability makes it easy to track frequently used scope folders such as an Obsidian vault or iCloud-synced folder. Plus when you double-click a markdown file located within an Obsidian vault hierarchy, the vault and file will be opened within Obsidian.
Want more? Curio 29's Sleuth now includes several new AI services including Microsoft's Copilot, Quora's Poe, and Groq. Plus the Kagi privacy-focused, subscriber-only search engine.
And there's much more in Curio 29 including new and updated templates & stencils, better Obsidian & DEVONthink support, drawing optimizations, plus loads of other feature enhancements and fixes.
