OmniFocus 3.13

OmniFocus 3.13 includes improvements to Omni Automation.

• Omni Automation — Support for Speech Synthesis has been added, enabling support for Apple’s updated cross-platform Voice Control technology. Additional information, including example Voice Commands and Shortcuts, is available at omni-automation.com.
• Omni Automation — Wide ranging Omni Automation improvements. For more detail, see the Omni Automation Release Notes (accessed via the API Reference item in the Automation menu).
• Sync — Improved idle sync speed.

OmniFocus 3.12.4

• Subscriptions — Subscription subtitle text has been restored.

OmniFocus 3.12.3

• Omni Account — Closing an Omni Account can now be initiated via Omni Account settings.
• Perspectives — Fixed an issue which could cause some actions to not be displayed immediately after becoming available in perspectives set to only show available items.
• Subscription Renewal — Fixed an issue which could cause the app to lose track of an active subscription and require additional authentication if app checked for subscription renewal while the device is locked.
• Widgets — Improved the performance of updating widget timelines.

OmniFocus 3.12.2

OmniFocus 3.12.2 improves support for adding items via Siri on Apple Watch.

• Apple Watch — It is no longer necessary to launch the OmniFocus Apple Watch app to complete adding new items via Siri on an Apple Watch; items added via Siri will now be automatically saved, and will sync the next time OmniFocus is launched on the paired iPhone. (This change also addresses the issue that caused Siri to reply with “Uh oh, there’s a problem. Please try again.” on watchOS 8.)
• Notes — Fixed a bug that prevented some types of content from being pasted in the notes field.
• Notes — Texted pasted into the notes field is now immediately displayed in correct format.

OmniFocus 3.12.1

OmniFocus 3.12.1 fixes a bug which could cause perspectives to go missing from the home screen.

• Home Screen — Fixed a timing issue which could cause the home screen to lose track of its built-in perspectives.