4 posts tagged with "Release"

Highlights or big features on the version V2.10:

• Group selection and deletion for instances, resources and keywords.
• Shortcuts for creation, selection, switching to searcher or filter, or other actions.
• Added the system tree condition to searcher, keyword filter of system and instance.
• Added the options for whether to delete the corresponding resource(s) of instance(s) when deleting instance(s) or a system.
• Added the options for whether to delete system tree, descendants or only descendant instances when deleting a system.
• Improved UI and user experience.
• Added a page to display data statistics about total number of systems, resources, instances, etc.
• Sort search results or keyword filter results for all entity types.
• Changed domain name for better remembering and pronunciation.

The V2.9.1 has some big features:

• Docs and Blogs in both Chinese and English
• Internal URLs created automatically for the resources without URLs
• Improved UI
• Simple instructions or tips for new users
• Simplified some operations
• Fixed some bugs

The documents and blogs were released today, both in Chinese and English.

For documents, please refer to Docs

For blogs, please refer to Blogs

I am very excited that the first version of Metaessen was released.

Metaessen (pronounced /ˈmetəsən/, or read as meta-essence) is the practical, safe, concise, easy-to-use and open resource manager, helping you focus on and manage the resources or parts of resources that are what you really need, most important or essential, in order to get, understand, organize, and use resources faster and better, especially to grasp the whole picture and essence faster and better, not to be distracted by trivialities, superfluities, and unnecessary things, save time and improve productivity.

Like but far beyond the Browser built-in bookmark manager. In some aspects, beyond other types of bookmark managers and note-taking apps.

You can use it as a better bookmark manager or note-taking app.

For more information, please refer to Introduction