Edit and format LaTeX, Plain TeX, and Markdown documents. The app is specifically designed for seamless navigation, editing, and typesetting of projects, regardless of their complexity. By simply opening a LaTeX root file, the app automatically scans and opens any referenced files, extracts the document structure for display in the outline view, and configures the typesetter based on the packages and tools used in your document.
Texifier lets you edit and typeset LaTeX, Plain TeX, and Markdown on your Mac. The app is designed for a straightforward navigation, editing, and typesetting of projects of any size. You just open a LaTeX root file and Texifier will scan it, open any referenced files, extract the document structure for display in the outline view, and configure the typesetter according to the packages and tools used by your document.
Texifier's editor has syntax highlighting, a choice of themes, autocomplete of commands (including those defined in your document), autofill for \cite and \ref commands, and many other features. The powerful sidebar’s document structure view allows you to navigate through large multifile projects with ease. Additionally, Texifier's outline lists all labels, figures, tables, and todos, and the search pane can search and replace across your entire project using either normal text searches or regular expression searches.
v1.9 [Sep 19, 2022]
- An improved dynamic algorithm for calculating typeset process
- Various satibility improvements
- Various bug fixes
- Fixed `\subfileinclude`
- Toolbar tab colours
- Fix for virtual fonts
- Right click and "search with google" doesn't work in the editor
- Fixed the image view to correctly follow colours
- Glossaries detection improved
- Fixed the issue to moving the selected text to global search upon Cmd-Shift-F
- Bug with multiple selection bars in the sidebar fixed when a `\section` is empty
- Further commands added to the autocomplete database (mathtools and others)
- Issue with nomencl fixed
- Fix for the zip writing code
- Fix for autosense with dvipdfmx and ptex
- Fix for errors showing in the margin of the wrong files
- Fixed the issue where in the non-sandboxed version, cloud typeset erroneously checked for local TeX distribution
