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Page number in tabs

New ShowPageNumberInTabs setting (off by default) shows the current page as n/N after the file name on each tab.
Tabs showing the current page as <sup>3</sup>⁄<sub>4</sub>, <sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>2</sub> and <sup>10</sup>⁄<sub>10</sub> after the file names

Toggle settings from the command palette

Type = in the command palette to list advanced settings; press Enter or click to toggle a true/false one.
Command palette in = mode listing settings that match “show” with their values

Open File Without History

Open File Without History… (CmdOpenFileNoHistory, command palette) opens a document without adding it to File History or Windows Recent Documents (#6121).

Window grows when showing bookmarks

With SidebarWindowSize = grow, showing the Bookmarks or Favorites sidebar enlarges the window, when there’s room, so the page keeps its size, and hiding the sidebar shrinks the window again. The default keep leaves the window size alone (#6080, #6205).

Open PDF attachments in a tab

Clicking a file-attachment annotation that holds a PDF or another supported file type opens it in a new tab, straight from memory (discussion #4276).

Logical page count for labeled PDFs

In PDFs with page labels, such as roman-numbered front matter, the toolbar shows the labeled page count alongside the physical page count.

Letter shortcuts in bookmark trees

In the Bookmarks and Favorites trees, single-letter shortcuts run their commands instead of jumping to an entry. Arrows, Enter and Space still navigate.