News:

We have updated our import and export to support FreeMind 0.9

We have added support for relationship between nodes.

We are back to development and the first thing we added is the one that you have been asking the most. Chrome and Safari support!. Moreover, while working on this we also took the opportunity to add support for Internet Explorer 9. If you are a IE user, we strongly suggest you use IE9 because the application performs much much better, and we won't be adding any new functionality to any previous Internet Explorer versions (this is Ie 6,7 and 8). In the near future we will even stop supporting those old Internet Explorer versions.

We will be adding more features in the next months, so keep letting us know what is that you would like to have!

We'll be adding lots of features in the next months based on user requests. So keep sending us your feedback and check the news!

We have been working very hard these last months to bring you a new mayor release. A lot of new features and changes has been introduced based on your feedback. Thanks again to all the people that send us ideas and suggestions.

A would like to point out some of the mayor changes has been introduced in the editor in this last update:

• Undo/Redo
• Editor usability issues
• New and more intuitive toolbar
• Auto Save has been included

Also, others mayor features that worth mentioning:

• Improvements in the print support
• Insert icons on topics
• Save history that enable you to revert changes

Stay tuned, more features are comming.

You can add Links to the topics very easily using the link icon in the toolbar.

You can add Links to the topics very easily using the link icon in the toolbar.

You can now collapse and expand nodes by clicking on the node's dot, or by pressing the space bar button.

A Help button has been placed at the bottom-left corner of the editor. From there you can see all the editor keyboard shortcuts you can use while editing your maps, and a quick tutorial on how to use the editor.

Now you have 3 different ways of editing a node text.

• Typing: Start typing to replace the focused node text.
• F2: Pressing F2 key, will let you edit the node text
• Double click: Double click with the mouse on the node to start editing its text

Now, You can also cancel the changes that you've made in the text of a node by pressing the ESC key while editing it's text.

Once you make your map public, you will be able to embed a mind map viewer in your own web site, blog or post just as we did it here!
Try it!!, you can drag nodes, pan the map, and zoom in and out.

You can now easily import and export mind maps from/to FreeMind.

The toolbar has been redesign to improve its usability.

You can now easily print your maps from the editor and the map list!