Various misbehaviors in Mojave
Matthias-Ferber-Cantina opened this issue ยท 5 comments
I'm seeing a number of strange behaviors since I upgraded to Mojave, more or less. (I've turned on Full Disk Access for nvALT already.) Is anybody else seeing any of these?
- At startup, neither the main window nor the preview is visible even though the app is foregrounded. I have to open it from the Window menu.
- When the main window appears, it's empty. I have to press a key to start a search before the notes are shown.
- The assigned hotkey is not working. (EDIT: it started working after I set it again, using the same key combination.)
- The Bookmarks menu is broken: it just shows the placeholder grayed-out "Item".
- When I delete a note, in the confirmation prompt, neither the Delete nor Cancel button dismisses the prompt, and I have to quit the app to continue. (It does do the deletion if I click Delete, though.)
I've scanned the list of issues and haven't seen anything similar โ apologies if I missed something though.
Closing this issue. It turned out to be caused by some kind of corruption in the preferences file; when I located the right file and deleted it, nvALT went back to normal.
Same exact things happened to me. I noticed that in the bad preferences file, the Bookmarks
section had an extra empty dict at the end:
<key>Bookmarks</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>NoteUUIDString</key>
<string>A7ACD798-8899-40BD-9A9B-64F94DE0BC18</string>
<key>SearchString</key>
<string></string>
</dict>
<dict>
<key>NoteUUIDString</key>
<string>63E5AF7D-AB95-4756-831D-5A6C8B45DC85</string>
<key>SearchString</key>
<string></string>
</dict>
<dict>
<key>NoteUUIDString</key>
<string>0762DA2D-9114-41B4-BE91-58DDF1171FDB</string>
<key>SearchString</key>
<string></string>
</dict>
<dict/>
</array>
Removing the empty dict fixed it.
@Matthias-Ferber-Cantina @jacobweber do you know where the preference file you mention is located? I'm having the same issue but can't find an nvalt preference file for it with that syntax. Thanks!
@volt4ire I'm away from home without my laptop today, but I'm making a note to get back to you when I get home tomorrow, if@jacobweber hasn't come through yet. I think it was inside the ~/Library/Containers hierarchy (or whatever the correct path is to the Containers directory).
@volt4ire @Matthias-Ferber-Cantina Looks like it's ~/Library/Preferences/net.elasticthreads.nv.plist
.