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We just released our biggest (and most beautiful) update ever. The new version fully embraces Liquid Glass and comes with a ton of enhancements, fixes and meaningful changes.
The update is available now, and it’s so big that we couldn’t fit all the fixes and changes into the App Store’s text field. You can still find the full release notes on our website:
https://ulysses.app/release-notes/
Oh, and it’s really beautiful. Happy release day, everybody!
We just released a major new version. It brings a fully fledged main menu to iPad, which is now on par with the Mac app. It also features modernized group and filter editors, and simplified editor settings on iOS.
The new version also fixes a couple of crashes and weird bugs, such as the ePub exporter not working properly whenever a cover image was set. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The update is available now. You can find the on our website: https://ulysses.app/release-notes/
We have just released Ulysses 39.5 on iOS. This update fixes an issue with slow keyboard input on iPad.
We are starting the new year with a round of polish. Ulysses 39.3 fixes a few crashes. On iOS, we are bringing back swipe gestures to swiftly show or hide sidebars.
We just released a new Ulysses beta: This version fully embraces Liquid Glass, vastly enhances physical keyboard navigation, and adds support for publishing to Basecamp and Substack via copy and paste.
We have just released Ulysses 39.4! It fixes a problem with setting up new WordPress.com accounts, some issues with widgets and the Shortcuts app on iOS, as well as a few crashes.
We have just released Ulysses 39.1. This update fixes a scrolling bug on iOS and a few bugs regarding tabs on macOS.
On the heels of Ulysses 39.5 we released 39.6 on macOS. This update fixes various bugs and crashes.
We have just released Ulysses 39.2. This update focuses on performance fixes on the Mac as well as UI issues on iOS.
Ulysses 40 Beta 2 brings redesigned project, group and filter editing on iOS as well as better support for equations in DOCX.
Ulysses 40 Beta 1 is here with a fresh iPad main menu, faster image previews and enhanced search options!
Ulysses 38.4 was just released!
- Additional container icons – including Mastodon!
- Compatibility improvements for Ghost 6
- Fixes sign-in problems with WordPress.com
@masteralf@mastodon.social Danke für das tolle Feedback! Viel Spaß weiterhin beim Schreiben mit Ulysses!
Our current beta cycle is slowly coming to an end as we are shifting to polishing the next release. Go and check out beta 4, which brings a reworked main menu on the Mac as well as a new default theme.
@sherold@mastodon.online Currently, Ulysses doesn't have a web-based version, but we are exploring potential use cases. It would be helpful if you could share more details about your workflow in an email to help@ulysses.app and how a web version of Ulysses would fit into it. I’d be happy to pass your feedback on to our developers! In the meantime, I’ve added your vote for this feature.
@JessDail@tweesecake.social @ACBNational@mastodon.social While we don't have a template specifically for meeting minutes, you can create an empty sheet with the headings you need, and duplicate that to fill out for a meeting.
@UlrichJunker@fediscience.org Thank you for your kind words about the new design! On iPad, these specific swipe gestures for showing and hiding the sidebars aren’t available. You have to use the buttons to access the library, sheet list, and dashboard.
@markstoneman@zirk.us The sort options should appear when you hover over the empty area next to the group title in the sheet list:
@markstoneman@zirk.us I have forwarded your request regarding a seperate alt tag to our developers. Thank you for your feedback. We really appreciate it! You are helping us to continuously improve our app!
We will also update our documentation.
@markstoneman@zirk.us We apologize for the trouble you are experiencing. You could enclose the HTML tags with "Raw Source" tags (default markup tag: “~”): By enclosing the HTML code with tildes, the content should be written out "as is”.