A few things I'd like to see in Bear

Bear still is one of my favorite apps. Easily one of the best tools you can use if you write in Markdown. Last year their team finally released Bear 2, and we're now at v2.8 [^1] [^1]: With a big update (workspaces) that should arrive on July 7 and probably move it to v2.9. But of course, designing apps for a living, and working with it on a daily basis, I have my list of improvements I'd like to see. Some of these I mentioned before, but here's an updated list: Differentiate non-existing wikilinks Add +++ for page breaking Allow to create aliases Add more options for checklists Include a linter Add smart folders (or saved searches) Improve the Archive feature I know the team over at Shiny Frog is always concerned about over-complicating Bear (and I love this approach), but I think most of these can be added without much fuss. A few words about each of these... The first four are, I think, pretty easy to introduce: Differentiate non-existing wikilinks In Bear, there’s no way to see if…