# MojoPad 1.43.5 Released (3 Bug Fixes)

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**Created:** [July 21, 2026, 2:52pm UTC](https://mojopad.discourse.group/t/mojopad-1-43-5-released-3-bug-fixes/31 "2026-07-21T14:52:25Z")\
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**Author:** ![Mark\_Busse](https://yyz1.discourse-cdn.com/flex003/user_avatar/mojopad.discourse.group/mark_busse/32/43_2.png) [@Mark\_Busse](https://mojopad.discourse.group/u/Mark_Busse)\
**Post date:** [July 21, 2026, 2:52pm UTC](https://mojopad.discourse.group/t/mojopad-1-43-5-released-3-bug-fixes/31/1 "2026-07-21T14:52:25Z")

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**Three fixes from three readers.** Small things that were quietly in the way — a layout that forgot itself, a cursor in the wrong place, and voices that were there all along.

- **Side by Side stays put, and ⌥⌘O moves between the two.** Two pages open as two editable columns now come back after you quit and reopen — the arrangement is remembered along with your tabs. And **Focus Other Pane** (⌥⌘O) finally works there: it only ever understood the read-only split pane, so in Side by Side it saw nothing to move to and offered to open a split instead. It now hops the caret between the two columns. The command was also called “Focus Split Pane / Editor”, which said it didn’t apply here — it’s now simply **Focus Other Pane** , because it applies to both. (From a reader who found both — thank you.)
- **The thick cursor stays in the page.** With a bold cursor set (Settings ▸ Editing), scrolling the cursor up out of view left a stray bar drawn over the toolbar at the top-left of the window. It now disappears when the cursor leaves the page, and returns in place when you scroll back. (Different from the graph-view stray fixed in 1.43.0 — this one needed only a scroll.)
- **Read Aloud voices say what language they speak.** Your Mac ships voices in many languages — Japanese, French, Chinese and more — and MojoPad always offered them. But the picker trimmed each name down, and that trimmed part was the only thing telling the languages apart: macOS has an Eddy, a Flo, a Reed and a Sandy in _several_ languages, so the list read as a wall of duplicates with nothing marking any of them. Every voice now names its language, so reading a Japanese page aloud in Japanese takes one glance. (From a reader who writes in Japanese and thought we had no Japanese voices — thank you.)