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This only occurs when renaming format is set to A-T.

In addition, it would be great if the options of renaming format could include lastname + year.

The problem is 无法对图片解码：“128.png”. Could you give me a hint?

When drag a pdf file into a specific folder or tag, the added pdf is not assigned with this folder or tag. Don't know if it's a bug or the feature is not added.

Is it possible to support markdown reading notes instead of plain-text? It would be even better if something like KaTeX could be supported.

The software is awesome, thank you for your work!

Hi i encountered a problem when importing a file. The app renames with its automatic convention, which causes the file name too long. Is there a way to change the naming convention and to change the short-cuts?

cmd+shift+I to insert citation, error shows up.

A JavaScript error occurred in the main process
Uncaught Exception:
TypeError: Error processing argument at index 1, conversion failure from
at Function. (/Applications/Paperlib.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar/dist/main/index.cjs:35:2326)

Model Name: MacBook Pro Chip: Apple M1 Pro

1. It seems that the format of first name + last name is popular in CS, while in some other subjects, the format last name + year is widely used. Therefore, it would be great if multiple renaming formats are supported, e.g., last name + year + title.
   A pro option is to provide a list of strings (author first name, last name, year, title, journal, id, etc.) and allow the user to make their own combinations of renaming formats.

2. It might makes sense when the renaming format option is changed by users in preference, the App recursively goes through and renames all files in the lib folder, with the newly selected renaming format.

Thanks!

The paper PDF will be opened after hitting the Enter key on editing page (for example, when I want to insert a line break in my notes), I believe it is not expected.

OS: macOS 10.15.7

This occurs when the path of the storage folder is too long.