Support.

Most questions are answered below. For anything else, write to support@virgee.com and a human replies, usually within a day.

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Celdario 1.0 · viewer and editor for Jupyter notebooks (nbformat 4)
macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon · no kernel, no network

Opening notebooks

Which files can Celdario open?

Any .ipynb in nbformat 4, which is every notebook saved by Jupyter since 2015. Older nbformat 2 and 3 files are reported as unsupported rather than guessed at; open them once in Jupyter and save to upgrade them.

Images in a Markdown cell are missing.

Images embedded in the notebook always show. Images referenced by a relative path (for example ![plot](figures/plot.png)) live next to the notebook, outside the app's sandbox, so Celdario shows a bar asking for access to the folder. Click Grant Access… once and the grant is remembered for that folder. You can forget all grants in Settings ▸ Privacy.

Can it run my code?

No, by design. Celdario shows the outputs that were saved in the file, and never starts a kernel. If you need to execute cells, use Jupyter; Celdario is for reading, searching, tidying and sharing.

Editing

How do I edit a cell?

Select it and press Return, or double-click it. ⌘Return (or ⇧Return) keeps the change, Esc discards it. The Cell menu inserts, moves, retypes and deletes cells, and everything is undoable with ⌘Z.

Keyboard shortcuts

Find⌘F find · ⌥⌘F find and replace · ⌘G / ⇧⌘G next / previous
Cells↑ ↓ or K J select · A / B insert above / below · D D delete · M Y R Markdown / code / raw
Move⌥⌘↑ / ⌥⌘↓ move the selected cell
View⌃⌘S sidebar · ⇧⌘L line numbers · ⌘+ / ⌘− / ⌘0 text size

What does "Edit Cell as JSON" do?

It opens the cell's raw nbformat structure, including metadata, outputs and attachments, in the editor. It is the right tool for fixing a tag or a metadata key and the wrong tool for everything else, which is why it can be switched off in Settings ▸ Editing.

nb.save()  # what changes on disk?
Only the cells you edited. Everything else is written back byte-for-byte,
so diffs in version control show your change and nothing else.

Export and Quick Look

Which formats?

File ▸ Export To offers HTML (one self-contained file), PDF (paginated), Markdown (with images written next to the file) and a script in the notebook's language. File ▸ Print… prints with the same pagination as the PDF.

Quick Look shows nothing in Finder.

Launch Celdario once after installing so macOS registers its Quick Look extension, then select a notebook in Finder and press Space. If another app is claiming .ipynb previews, you can choose which extension to use in System Settings ▸ General ▸ Login Items & Extensions ▸ Quick Look.

Reporting a problem

Email support@virgee.com. If a particular notebook misbehaves and you can share it, attach it; if you cannot, the output of Cell ▸ Edit Cell as JSON for the cell involved is usually enough. Include your macOS version and the Celdario version from About Celdario.

nb.report_bug(to="support@virgee.com", attach=["notebook.ipynb"], macos=26.0)
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