Zenn CLI preview now supports dark mode
You can now use dark mode on the Zenn CLI preview screen.
You can now use dark mode on the Zenn CLI preview screen.
Preview latency in Zenn's new article editor has been reduced, allowing edits to be reflected almost in real time.
The syntax highlighter on Zenn was updated, changing how code blocks appear in articles.
You can now translate and publish your Zenn articles in English to reach overseas readers during the beta test.
Zenn's privacy policy was updated to reflect its current operations, with no substantive changes to services or data collection.
You can now filter and sort items on the dashboard's Scrap Management page.
You can now filter and reorder your articles on the Zenn dashboard's article management page.
By switching from the header button, you can write articles using the new editor with preview sync and full-screen display.
All users can now use the AI review feature for articles.
You can now use the open-source Zenn Editor with updated dependencies.
You can now enter Zenn article contests using buttons on the article publish page instead of specifying a contest topic.
Usage purposes in Zenn's privacy policy now clarify that partner advertisements can be delivered through email newsletters.
Organizers of tech conferences can now request free promotion of their events through the Zenn email newsletter.
You can enter articles published since January 2025 into the year-end writing contest on Zenn.
You can now mute users to hide their posts from various feeds, lists, and search results on Zenn.
You can now access updated 'For you (β)' recommendations tailored to your activity directly from the Zenn navigation menu tab.
Users who submitted projects to the 1st or 2nd AI Agent Hackathon with Google Cloud can now see their awards on their profile pages.
You can now participate in Zennfes 2025, a three-theme article contest, by writing and submitting posts from the event page.
Owners and maintainers can now directly unpublish published articles in Zenn Publication Pro.
Selected personal users and Publications can now test a beta AI review feature to inspect articles before publication.