Find in View You can now quickly locate and navigate to items within a view using the new Find button in the view header. - Cmd + F (Mac) / Ctrl + F (Windows) now opens Find in View - Cmd + Shift + F / Ctrl + Shift + F opens the sidebar search panel Search Fields When selecting fields in the Content panel, inspector, or settings, there is now a search icon button so you can quickly filter and find the fields you need. Grouping - You can now group by tags or list properties - The number of groups is now shown in the view header (e.g. “Grouped by 5 story arcs”) - Groups are now limited to a maximum of 100 per view Other Fixes and Improvements - Added Find in View and Delete buttons to the top of the inspector to reduce scrolling - Fixed an issue where item cards could show excess whitespace or extra line breaks - Fixed an issue where the view header could become hidden on iPhone - Fixed an issue where autocorrect on iPad and iPhone could cause the cursor to jump while typing - Fixed an issue where short labels had too much padding in the inspector on Mac, iPad, and iPhone - Fixed an issue where both the About and Settings windows could appear at the same time on Mac

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

Aeon Timeline 3.5 brings one of our biggest updates yet, with fully customizable tabbed views, tailored inspector layouts, and more streamlined editing all around. -- Unlimited Custom Views -- Aeon Timeline 3.5 replaces the fixed set of views with tabbed views, so you can build a workspace that matches how you think and work. You can: - Create as many tabs as you like - Rename tabs and assign custom icons - Choose the view type and content shown in each tab Views across the app are now also more flexible and consistent: - Narrative order in more views - Relationship and Subway views can now be displayed in narrative order. -- List view on all devices -- The List view is now available on Mac, Windows, and iPad — not just iPhone. -- Grouping in more views -- Group items in Spreadsheet, Relationship, and List views. -- Advanced filtering and grouping -- Choose whether nested or related items are included when filtering or grouping. -- Updated for iPhone -- On iPhone, tabs now mirror the same tab setup as desktop. -- Your Fields, In Your Order -- See the information that matters most, first. You can now choose exactly which fields appear in the inspector for each item type. - Show only the fields you need - Reorder fields so important information appears first You also have more control over how fields are displayed: - Reorder item card fields - In Timeline, Narrative, Relationship, List, and Mindmap views, you can reorder the fields shown on item cards — keeping key information front and center wherever you’re working. - Limit text and list length - Control how many related items or lines of text are shown for fields. - Easily hide empty fields - Use the Hide Empty button at the bottom of the inspector to temporarily hide fields with no content. - Easily see hidden data - If a selected item has additional data that isn’t currently visible, the collapsible Other Fields section at the bottom of the inspector lets you access it — or tuck it away when you’re done. -- Helpful Visual Options -- See progress on the timeline You can now visually show task progress in the Timeline View Image avatars Use image avatars in labels and cards.For consistency, items of types that use avatars will now always show their avatars instead of an icon. Coloured short labels Choose color or grayscale short labels. -- Smarter Date Handling -- - Automatic nested dates - Containing items now automatically adjust their date ranges to include the dates of their nested events and items. - Move a nested item beyond its containing item’s date range, and the containing item expands to include it. - Move a nested item that defines the start or end of the containing item inward, and the containing item shrinks to match the new range. Timescale default settings - When setting the timescale, you can now quickly choose common defaults — such as Year, Month, or Day — in addition to using the custom slider. Live date previews - When an edit affects other dates or durations, those changes are previewed live, so you can see the impact of your edits as you work. Duration calculation options - You can now choose how durations are calculated for each event or item, either to the start or the end of the end date -- Navigate and Edit More Easily -- Step back through recently selected items, double click to edit summaries in place, and more. Selection History - Back and forward buttons in the inspector let you go back or forwards to previously selected events and items. Sticky timeline items - The item cards for long-running events will remain visible when scrolling horizontally. Double click to edit text in place - Double click in item cards to edit summaries and text properties in place.

- Fixed issue where deleting data from a timeline file would not reduce the file size - Fixed issue where timeline files with attachments may be interpreted or displayed as an image by some 3rd party applications

Version 3.4.20: - Added limit of 150 tracks in Subway View to prevent app freezing - Fixed bug where dragged items do not drop properly if released in their original position - Fixed bug where mindmap labels were included in printing and image export despite being disabled in the view - Fixed bug where deleting items did not delete their attachments from the timeline file - Fixed bug where earliest/latest start dates could not be set correctly for ongoing events - Fixed bug where dated items not shown on the timeline (such as characters) could not be added to constraints - Fixed an issue with some templates where the override today date was inadvertently set

Aeon Timeline 3.4 introduces many new features to make editing timelines easier: - New templates for writing, project management, legal cases, and history. Plus, easy previews when creating new timelines. - Properties, tags, and links can be shown directly on the timeline. Timelines can be grouped by color or item type. - Easier editing! Edit in place, duplicate, or add items quickly with the new edit button. Collapsible panels in the inspector let you keep multiple sections open. - The sidebar item panels can now show counts of related items, or buttons to quickly scroll to events. For more info on these changes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/whats-new/new-templates-easier-editing To view full release notes including bug fixes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/release-notes Specific to version 3.4.18: - Fixes rare crash on Mac + minor bug fixes

Aeon Timeline 3.4 introduces many new features to make editing timelines easier: - New templates for writing, project management, legal cases, and history. Plus, easy previews when creating new timelines. - Properties, tags, and links can be shown directly on the timeline. Timelines can be grouped by color or item type. - Easier editing! Edit in place, duplicate, or add items quickly with the new edit button. Collapsible panels in the inspector let you keep multiple sections open. - The sidebar item panels can now show counts of related items, or buttons to quickly scroll to events. For more info on these changes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/whats-new/new-templates-easier-editing To view full release notes including bug fixes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/release-notes Specific to version 3.4.17: - Fixed a bug where attachments wouldn't open when shown on the timeline or in other views, and would only open from the inspector. - Fixed a bug where inverse relationships wouldn't show as selected in mindmap view dropdowns.

Aeon Timeline 3.4 introduces many new features to make editing timelines easier: - New templates for writing, project management, legal cases, and history. Plus, easy previews when creating new timelines. - Properties, tags, and links can be shown directly on the timeline. Timelines can be grouped by color or item type. - Easier editing! Edit in place, duplicate, or add items quickly with the new edit button. Collapsible panels in the inspector let you keep multiple sections open. - The sidebar item panels can now show counts of related items, or buttons to quickly scroll to events. For more info on these changes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/whats-new/new-templates-easier-editing To view full release notes including bug fixes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/release-notes

Aeon Timeline 3.4 introduces many new features to make editing timelines easier: - New templates for writing, project management, legal cases, and history. Plus, easy previews when creating new timelines. - Properties, tags, and links can be shown directly on the timeline. Timelines can be grouped by color or item type. - Easier editing! Edit in place, duplicate, or add items quickly with the new edit button. Collapsible panels in the inspector let you keep multiple sections open. - The sidebar item panels can now show counts of related items, or buttons to quickly scroll to events. For more info on these changes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/whats-new/new-templates-easier-editing To view full release notes including bug fixes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/release-notes

Aeon Timeline 3.4 introduces many new features to make editing timelines easier: - New templates for writing, project management, legal cases, and history. Plus, easy previews when creating new timelines. - Properties, tags, and links can be shown directly on the timeline. Timelines can be grouped by color or item type. - Easier editing! Edit in place, duplicate, or add items quickly with the new edit button. Collapsible panels in the inspector let you keep multiple sections open. - The sidebar item panels can now show counts of related items, or buttons to quickly scroll to events. For more info on these changes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/whats-new/new-templates-easier-editing To view full release notes including bug fixes: https://www.aeontimeline.com/release-notes

Constraints Panel: - Violated constraints and dependencies now show at the top of the list. CSV Import and Export: - The order of exported items will now match the order you set in the app. - When exporting relationships or properties with multiple values, each value will now go on a new line. For example, when an event is related to many different characters, or when an item has -multiple links. - When importing a CSV, you can now set the internal delimiter within such fields to be a new line instead of a comma. This is to make it easier to import values that contain commas, such as a name like “Smith, John”. - Fixed an issue where importing multiple items with the same name would sometimes create new items instead of updating existing ones. Search and Replace: - Searching will now also search item IDs (e.g. EV1). Bug Fixes: - Fix crash in Filter Panel that can occur when the narrative is disabled - Fix issue where changing date format from relative to absolute may not immediately update the timeline view correctly - Fix issue where calendar markers may render in incorrect location during scrolling

Version 3.3.12 includes new starting templates and includes the following bug fixes: Printing & Exporting: - Fixed a printing bug that could insert extra empty lines in some event descriptions - Add new columns to exported CSV files for related item labels (separate from compact display) - Fixed an issue where printing and exported images may cutoff the edge of expanded parent events Syncing: - Fixed a bug that could create duplicate copies of tags - Fixed a bug where brand new Scrivener labels could not sync with colors correctly - Fixed a bug where duplicate events could be created when syncing updated version 2 files for the first time - Fixed a bug where narrative items could be moved into the wrong order Other: - Fixed a bug where valid relationships could be deleted when deleting other relationships while the narrative was enabled and empty - Fixed issue where Mac app sometimes doesn't restart with latest release automatically - Fixed an issue opening a file exported as a "TSF" - Remove "add to narrative" options from right-click menu when narrative is disabled - Fixed an issue where the entity list takes keyboard focus unexpectedly - Fixed display bug where newline characters were not shown in Spreadsheet View - Fixed bug that affected selecting multiple items in Relationship View - Fixed bug where not all selected items were highlighted in Search Panel

-- Sorting -- - Lists of people and places are now sortable in the entity panels. Sort by label, color, or date. - You can also set sorting for an item type from the Settings panel. - Sorting has been standardized across the app. If you choose to sort people by their names, this will be reflected in Relationship View columns, item cards, the inspector relationship tab, dropdowns when selecting people, and more. - Calendar markers can now be reordered and sorted too! -- Subway View -- - When choosing to show intersections in Subway view, you can now choose between having the app arrange tracks automatically, or ordering tracks by your standard sort order. -- Timeline View -- - The Timeline View header now shows a short message when there are items that aren’t shown on the timeline due to not having dates set. -- Calendar Picker -- - The calendar picker now greys out dates that cannot be selected. For example, if you are setting an event’s end date, dates before the event starts will be greyed out. -- Bug Fixes -- - The sidebar + button will now allow you to create items of types that aren’t shown by themselves in the sidebar, but that are parents of types that are. For example, if you have a Character Group type that is hidden from the sidebar but Characters are shown, you can now use the + button to create a character group in the characters panel.

Version 3.2 is a significant overhaul of the app's inner workings so that it can seamlessly support thousands of events and items. To help you more easily work with multi-type timelines, items now show their icons instead of just colored dots. To maximise your working area, the inspector is now automatically collapsed when not in use. The example timelines now better showcase relevant features and use cases, and new starter files have been added to help you get started faster. Version 3.2.18 contains one minor bug fixes: - Fix issue calculating non-English initials

Version 3.2 is a significant overhaul of the app's inner workings so that it can seamlessly support thousands of events and items. To help you more easily work with multi-type timelines, items now show their icons instead of just colored dots. To maximise your working area, the inspector is now automatically collapsed when not in use. The example timelines now better showcase relevant features and use cases, and new starter files have been added to help you get started faster.

Bug fix - Fixed an issue in Spreadsheet and Outline views where you could hide the sequence and position columns but then they could not be shown again.

## Fixes Timeline View - Fixed an issue where Timeline View could go blank at certain zoom levels when using a calendar with less than seven weekdays. - Fixed an issue where ongoing events weren’t drawn to the end of the timeline when the timeline was set to a limited date range. Copy and Paste - Fixed an issue where the app could crash when copying items with attachments to different files. Filtering - Fixed an issue where filtering for “Male” also matched “Female”. CSV Import - Fixed an issue where end dates were not being imported. Tutorial - Fixed an issue where tutorial messages could be hidden behind the inspector.

NEW IN 3.1: * New feature: Max precision * You can now set a maximum date precision so that your timeline doesn’t allow dates more precise than a year, month, or day. * New feature: Right click menus * On Desktop, we’ve added right click context menus to make creating and updating items faster and easier. * Bug Fixes * - Fixed several UI issues - On Desktop, fixed several syncing and printing bugs. See the complete list of updates and fixes on our website.

* New feature: Max precision * You can now set a maximum date precision so that your timeline doesn’t allow dates more precise than a year, month, or day. * New feature: Right click menus * On Desktop, we’ve added right click context menus to make creating and updating items faster and easier. * Bug Fixes * - Fixed several UI issues - On Desktop, fixed several syncing and printing bugs. See the complete list of updates and fixes on our website.

Fixes a rare crash that can occur when opening very large timeline files