Use-case-specific options are now available in the new Advanced Settings node in Preferences/Settings.

You can open Eclipse projects stored locally on your machine right from the dedicated folder on the Welcome screen, as IntelliJ IDEA can now automatically detect such projects.

We’ve also fixed the list formatting issues and added the new Floating Toolbar, which is only activated when you need it.

md files to/from various formats, configure image size, and use drag and drop to insert images.

Markdown support has been improved with the ability to convert.

Your project’s copyright notice includes both the project creation year and the current version year by default.

The diagrams have become more informative, offering you a Structure view with a diagram map and a preview of the selected block and its neighbors.

The descriptions for inspections and quick-fixes are more comprehensive.

You can also see if any version updates for dependencies are available and upgrade right from the editor.

It is now easy to manage Maven and Gradle dependencies with the new powerful Package Search UI.

All of these actions are now conveniently grouped in Preferences/Settings | Tools | Actions on Save.

We’ve added several actions that the IDE will initiate when you save the project, including reformatting code and optimizing imports, among others.

This feature works in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate only.

The new project-wide analysis allows you to track errors throughout small or medium-size projects before compiling them.

This post lists all of the significant features and improvements in v2021.2 so that you can quickly scan through them. As usual, you can get more detailed information about each new feature in a series of our EAP blog posts and on the What’s New page.

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