Action to toggle the formatting bar on/off, added a new rich text font choice, fixed What’s New appearing when it shouldn’t plus fixed some Tahoe bugs. All: • Tot’s What’s New view no longer appears when there’s nothing new • Added "System (Monospaced)" as a rich text font choice iOS: • Added a toggle to turn Tot’s formatting bar on/off: - Tap the Actions Menu (⋯) and toggle Format Bar - Increases editing area on smaller devices • Fixed an issue with Compact Dots button not working macOS: • Added “Display as Floating Window” back to menu bar: - Shift-Command-F is default keyboard shortcut - You can override shortcut in System Settings • Added a partial workaround for bug on macOS Tahoe: - Happens when presenting the popover window and the menu bar is hidden - Fixed window that was too small and placed incorrectly - There is still a nub that we can't fix: it's arrows displaying incorrectly

All: • Added the classic “Tot 1.0” app icon • Tab and Shift-Tab can now be used to indent or outdent selected text (on iOS this only works with hardware keyboard attached) • Fixed issues with typing attributes, like bold and italic, being set incorrectly • A number followed by a period is no longer recognized as a bullet • Clarified wording for premium features on purchase screens iOS: • Added support for Liquid Glass • Settings > Advanced Settings > Reset Theme will clear custom dot colors set on Mac • Fixed issues with the iOS widgets when using colored/clear tints • The Done button in Settings is now more visually prominent macOS: • The Show Window keyboard shortcut control is accessible via VoiceOver • Improved VoiceOver accessibility of various Settings screens • Added support for incremental text search watchOS: • Added support for Liquid Glass • Tapping Clear All Text now syncs the dot’s text changes correctly

Tot 2 adds fun, customizable smart bullets, new text dividers, improved text handling, automatic iOS data backup, a re-designed UI, improved settings, bug fixes, and much more. New Features: • Custom Smart Bullets: - Assign symbols or standard Emoji to act as Smart Bullets - Create up to eight custom smart bullets via Settings > Appearance - Assign Custom Smart Bullets to Quick Key slots for instant access • Text dividers: - Eight divider styles to choose from via the symbol picker - Assign text dividers to Quick Key slots for easy use - Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl-Minus to add a new divider - Dividers can be cut/copy/pasted at will - Uses Markdown horizontal rules - [Yay Funk_Shui & Stragen!] • Automatic indents: - Lines that begin with a bullet or Smart Bullet will automatically indent text that's wider than the window - The Cmd-[ and Cmd-] keyboard shortcuts can be used to indent any selection - Lines that begin with a space will use that for indentation, otherwise tabs are used - Works with plain text: great for writing in Markdown [Yay Gruber!] Improvements: • Improved text handling & bug fixes: - Paste as Plain Text can now strip Markdown and works better with rich text - Fixed a bug where bold stuck around after creating newlines [Yay Nathan!] - Improved handling of styling information while using drag & drop - Fixed a styling bug when pasting Smart Bullets in plain text mode - Fixed a big bug when opening links beginning with “HTTP” - New "Selected Dot" action for Shortcuts [Yay pseudometa!] • Updated User Manual: - Removed Twitter links because screw those guys - Updated for new features and settings - Added information and links for advanced users iOS Improvements: • New main menu (⋯) item: - Access to new Settings - Bulk operations for Copying/Clearing/Replacing all text - Export operations for Sharing/Saving/Printing - Export works with selection or full text (if no selection) - Quick access to User Manual • Greatly improved keyboard input and status bar: - Re-designed to be more reliable on iPadOS - Two new Quick Key slots for greater customization - Dot's meta info now includes relative time since last update - New, explicit undo/redo buttons • Updated Settings: - Appearance section with new icons, Quick Keys, Smart Bullets, dot numbers, color highlights - Better preview and options to adjust Text & Layout - Behavior section to configure new options - Advanced settings to restore automatic backups and export data - Overview for apps on watchOS and macOS - New What's New section to review recent Tot changes - Quick access to get support documentation - Credits and links to our other apps • Improved menu bar on iPadOS • Automatic backup: Saves to device when changes are detected • Improved touch response speed

Tot 2 adds fun, customizable smart bullets, new text dividers, improved text handling, automatic iOS data backup, a re-designed UI, improved settings, bug fixes, and much more. App-Wide Improvements: • Custom Smart Bullets: - Assign symbols or standard emoji to act as Smart Bullets - Create up to five(?) custom smart bullets via Settings > Behavior - Assign Custom Smart Bullets to Quick Key slots for instant access • Text dividers: - Eight divider styles to choose from via the symbol picker - Assign text dividers to Quick Key slots for easy use - Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl-Minus to add a new divider - Dividers can be cut/copy/pasted at will - Uses Markdown horizontal rules - [Yay Funk_Shui & Stragen!] • Automatic indents: - Lines that begin with a bullet or Smart Bullet will automatically indent text that's wider than the window - The Cmd-[ and Cmd-] keyboard shortcuts can be used to indent any selection - Lines that begin with a space will use that for indentation, otherwise tabs are used - Works with plain text: great for writing in Markdown [Yay Gruber!] • Improved text handling & bug fixes: - Paste as Plain Text can now strip Markdown and works better with rich text - Fixed a bug where bold stuck around after creating newlines [Yay Nathan!] - Improved handling of styling information while using drag & drop - Fixed a styling bug when pasting Smart Bullets in plain text mode - Fixed a big bug when opening links beginning with “HTTP” - New "Selected Dot" action for Shortcuts [Yay pseudometa!] • Updated User Manual - Removed Twitter links because screw those guys - Updated for new features and settings - Added information and links for advanced users iOS Improvements: • New main menu (...) item: - Access to new Settings - Bulk operations for Copying/Clearing/Replacing all text - Export operations for Sharing/Saving/Printing - Export works with selection or full text (if no selection) - Quick access to User Manual • Greatly improved keyboard input and status bar: - Re-design to be more reliable on iPadOS - Two new Quick Key slots for greater customization - Dot's meta info now includes relative time since last update - New, explicit undo/redo buttons • Updated Settings: - Appearance section with new icons, dot numbers, color highlights - Better preview and options to adjust Text & Layout - Behavior section to configure new Quick Keys and options - Advanced settings to restore automatic backups and export data - Links to download Tot for watchOS and macOS - New What's New section to review recent Tot changes - Quick access to get support documentation - Credits and links to our other apps • Improved menu bar on iPadOS • Automatic backup: Saves to device when changes are detected • Improved touch response speed • Updated macOSand watchOS to match improvements above

iOS: • Fixed scrolling stutter on iOS 16 • Share button is now shown while keyboard is hidden • Added rectangular and circular Lock Screen widgets watchOS: • Added ability to clear a dot using the text’s long-press menu • Added circular, rectangular, and corner watch face complications

All: • Fixed crashes caused by Windows CRLF line endings in plain text [Yay Tim!] iOS: • Fixed new “Dot” icons on iPad • Empty plain text dots are now initialized correctly [Yay Adrian!] macOS: • Added “Hotkey Window Follows Mouse” to Window menu: repositions window under mouse when Show Window hotkey is used [Yay Alex!] watchOS: • The text input help is only shown once [Yay Vatsal!]

Greater control when creating and editing Smart Bullets, find and print text, improved layout control, and a new watch app to put Tot on your wrist! All: • Added keyboard shortcuts for Smart Bullets [Yay MrStaggs!] - Control-8 to create a Smart Bullet on the current line - Command-8 to toggle Smart Bullet on current line - The last Smart Bullet you picked will be used - Use the keyboard combo to create a normal bullet (Option-8) as a reminder • Added printing support - On macOS, use the File menu - On iOS, use Print at the end of the Edit menu • Added setting to adjust line height [Yay David!] - macOS: Format menu > Line Spacing > Standard → 30% increase - iOS: Settings > Text & Layout > Standard → 30% increase • New “Dot” app icon choice in Settings to match new watchOS app (see below) iOS: • Added support for standard Find behavior in iOS 16 - In Edit menu, use Find or Find Selection - To replace text, tap on magnifying glass and select Find & Replace • Added key clicks and haptic feedback on keyboard controls and Quick Keys - To turn on haptics, use Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Keyboard Feedback • Improved Edit menu layout and behavior • Fixed a bug where text wouldn't save properly when Tot was launched from a widget [Yay Harrie!] macOS: • Added a command-line option to disable automatic backups: % defaults write com.iconfactory.Tot disableAutomaticBackups 1 • Using Cmd-0 to select an empty dot is now disabled if no dots are available [Yay Gruber!] • Updated status bar icon to be more consistent in size and spacing • The Settings icon now indicates its state more clearly watchOS: • New app that takes Tot’s mobility to a new level! - Available as a separate purchase on your watch’s App Store - Shows the contents of all your dots - Add text with dictation, Scribble, and other text input - Changes sync between macOS, iOS, and watchOS - NO general editing of text due to watch limitations

All: • Smart Bullets: - Perfect for creating TODOs and checklists - Click or tap on a Smart Bullet to toggle its state ON/OFF - Bullets are normal text that you can copy & paste into other documents - Easy to share Smart Bullet lists as plain text - Optimized for both platforms: macOS: Pick Smart Bullet using * button in status bar iOS: Set which Smart Bullet to use via Quick Keys in Settings - Check out What’s New in Help for a video overview and more info iOS: • Support for Widgets: - Multi-dot for viewing a summary of all of your dots [Yay Everyone!] - Single dot for viewing a snippet of a configured dot [Yay and their dog!] - Widget content can be updated via iOS Shortcuts • Links now open directly in Tot: - Use Settings to turn this feature off and open links in Safari instead • Improved pointer interactions on iPadOS when using a trackpad • Fixed current selection in character picker macOS: • Fixed a crash when viewing plain text in Help [Yay Terry!] • Fixed a problem with popover window not appearing over a full screen window [Yay Adrian!] • Added “Paste and Match Style” [Yay sharprichnorth!]

All: • Added support for Shortcuts: - Commands to get, set, or show text from any dot - Query a dot to get text counts, modification date, JSON dictionary, and more - Works great as scratchpad to collect input for a Shortcut - Also a convenient way to save text that has been processed - Same actions on macOS and iOS, allowing shared workflows macOS: • New “Control With” setting – Smart Icons: - Use Tot's menu bar icon to display a popover window - Detaching the popover window shows Tot's app icon in the Dock - Select Tot with Command-Tab keys and access menu bar options [Yay Elsie!] - Tot's Dock icon disappears when its window is closed • Improved window behavior when changing Dock and menu bar settings • Added caching to speed up Font menu (both in menu bar and context menu) [Yay Allen!] • Reminder about the iOS app isn’t shown on first few runs • Hovering over a dot now displays its number as a helpful tooltip iOS: • Increased contrast of unused dots in dark mode [Yay Mark!]

All: • Fixed a crash during iCloud updates - often seen at launch • Fixed a typo in help: there are no longer limitions in this app • Hash marks for Markdown headers are no longer used for AutoList [Yay TJ!] • Fixed issues with some bullet characters not automatically starting a list iOS: • Fixed a problem with text undo not working • Changed shortcut action names to be more explicit by adding “Text” • Fixed a problem with RTL text being displayed incorrectly when returning to foreground [Yay Moshik!] macOS: • Fixed a problem with spell check settings not saving correctly • Improved rendering of dots on the flat title bar • Fixed placement of popover window in menu bar

All: • Dot defragger: compacts dots to keep things clean and organized: - Cleans up dots by moving full ones to the left and empty ones to the right - iOS: Use “Compact Dots” in share sheet (or tap & hold on share icon) - macOS: Use Window > Compact Dots… (or ⇧⌘D) • AutoList will only remove bullets if they are in the middle of a list [Thanks Ian!] • Fixed check for 100,000 characters: deleting text no longer triggers the alert • If the first paragraph of a dot is mostly Arabic or Hebrew, the text will automatically switch to using a Right-to-Left writing direction [Thanks Ezra!] • In plain text, ⌘B and ⌘I inserts a single Markdown character without a selection (this previously only worked with selected text) macOS: • New symbol picker added to status bar: - Click on the asterisk to get a popover with symbols - Pick a bullet to start a new list, Emoji to add status, or any other symbol - A quick alternative to ⌃⌘Spacebar iOS: • Fixed sample text at first launch

• Compatibility with latest operating systems and hardware macOS: • Fixed an issue where the center dot wasn’t clickable. [Yay Chris!] • Fixed titlebar appearance.

All: • Improved Markdown support: - Text should not lose characters when switching edit modes, and literal escapes are only added as needed. - Fixed issues with escaped Markdown characters not being removed from rich text. [Yay Marvin!] - Underscores and asterisks in rich text are now escaped when converted to Markdown. - Text for inline links is handled correctly now. - Improved handling of horizontal rulers. iOS: • Added entitlement for “user installed fonts” so Adobe CC fonts can be used. • Change sharing extension button from “Done” to “Save”. • Fixed issues with keys when reduced transparency was turned on. [Yay Oli!] • Typing whitespace at the end of a link will remove link formatting and allow normal text to be entered. [Yay Gruber!] macOS: • The icon picker in Settings is a lot simpler now. We’re not afraid to make mistakes, we’re afraid of bad decisions that don’t get corrected. :-) • Added icons that look better on future versions of macOS. • Titlebar appearance was adapted for future versions of macOS. • Pasting relative URLs now treats them as plain text. [Yay Marvin!] • Fixed selecting fixed width fonts by not using a localized name. [Yay Carles!] • Fixed issues with substitutions and text checking getting stored and synced correctly. [Yay Dom!]

All: • Added Share extension and widget - On macOS, enable in System Preferences > Extensions - On iOS, use ⋯ in Share sheet app icons to add Tot - On iOS, use Edit at bottom of widget view to add Tot • New Mobius icon. [Yay Ged!] • Added a limit of 100,000 characters per dot. [Yay Garrett!] iOS: • Default font is now selected correctly in settings (both variable and fixed). • Fixed a bug where tapping a link while editing didn’t select the entire URL. • Fixed VoiceOver for switching edit modes. [Yay Alex!] • Improvements when navigating header using VoiceOver. [Yay Alex!] macOS: • Help text is displayed using the font size setting of the current dot. [Yay zax!] • Fixed styling for links dragged in from Chrome. • URLs pasted into rich text are now linked automatically. • Scrollbar is now tinted using dot theme [Yay Frank!] • Fixed drawing issues with status bar. • Improved VoiceOver labels for statistics and text mode toggle. [Yay Alex!] • Improved VoiceOver for dot header, status bar, and settings. [Yay Robin!]

iOS: • Fixed VoiceOver when switching edit modes. [Yay Alex!] • Improvements when navigating header using VoiceOver. [Yay Alex!] • Disabled text size changes using keyboard commands (Cmd + and -). [Yay Gruber!] • Text statistics are no longer abbreviated if there’s enough space (e.g. iPad). macOS: • Fixed a crash when dragging or quitting from menu bar (yes, really).

• Improved Accessibility: - Dots in header are now treated as an ordered list of tab buttons in VoiceOver. - The text view’s label is now read as “Dot #” followed by its contents. - Fixed many items so they read correctly in VoiceOver. - Dots now use numbers for "differentiate without color" in Accessibility settings. [Yay Jason!] - Updated help and default content for color blindness accessibility. - Added Grayscale icons to app settings. • Lines that begin with a brace or bracket are no longer used for AutoList [Yay huckncatch!] macOS: • Moved Dock icon configuration to Settings: - Pick your favorite icon style using the heart icon. - Use the contrast icon to pick between Dark & Light themes. • Dots can be numbered using “defaults write com.iconfactory.Tot showIndex true” then quit and relaunch. [Yay Kelvin!] • Added tooltip on menu bar icon that shows app name and keyboard shortcut. [Yay stiegjon!] iOS: • Fixed a potential crash if a custom font was no longer available [Yay Ged!] • Cleaned up presentation of bulk actions (when tapping and holding on share button). [Yay Gruber!]

iOS: • AutoList improvements: 
 - Items without any text are automatically removed when you press return. [Yay Ben, Gus, Ged, and Ian!]
 - A new item will be inserted before the current line if the cursor is at or before the symbol. [Yay Ian!]
 - Text now scrolls into view after inserting a new symbol. [Yay Ian!]
 • Font improvements: - Tot now supports custom fonts. - For help installing fonts on iOS, please see: https://support.iconfactory.com/kb/tot/using-custom-fonts-in-tot-pocket - Added setting for fixed width font. [Yay Gruber!] - Added sliders in Settings to fine tune text size. [Yay Ged!]
 • Updated tab button icon (so it no longer looks like indent). • Fixed name of dark green icon [Yay Karan!] • Fixed a problem with pasting URLs as plain text. macOS: • AutoList improvements: - Items without any text are automatically removed when you press return. [Yay Ben, Gus, Ged, and Ian!] - A new item will be inserted before the current line if the cursor is at or before the symbol. [Yay Ian!] - Text now scrolls into view after inserting a new symbol. [Yay Ian!] • Hiding the window with the hotkey will restore the application that was open when the window was activated. • Updated help with settings for menu bar items: configuring text view quotes and spelling, floating window support, and modifying keyboard shortcuts. [Yay @tot_app followers!] • Removed an unneeded submenu from text view context menu.

• Custom app icons in 14 colors are now available in Settings. [Yay Ged!] • Custom themes are supported - use macOS theme editor to update all devices. • Sharing sheet now includes actions to clear, copy, and replace all text.   - Use long press on sharing icon for quicker access and additional options. • Added “Paste as Plain Text” [Yay Brian!]   - Use keyboard command Shift-Cmd-V on iPadOS.   - Also at end of text selection menu. • Worked around an iOS crash when selecting a huge amount of text. [Yay Federico!]

• AutoList™: lines with leading tabs or a symbol and a space are automatically replicated to make maintaining lists easier. [Yay Ben!] • Sharing now uses text from dot, not a file. To save a file, long-press on the share icon. • Added Cmd-0 and Cmd-1-7 support to iPadOS • Clear All no longer adds stuff to the clipboard unexpectedly

• Text mode is now synced across devices: if you switch to plain text on your phone, your desktop will also switch. • Cleaned up help text – its great now. • Straight quote obliteration. [Fricken’ Gruber!] • Delete button no longer causes a crash a first character. [Yay Matthew!] • Fixed check for adding sample content: you may see it once more, but then it will only occur after a new install. • Text editing now adapts to new dynamic text size without having to relaunch. • The keyboard is no longer tinted when Colored Backgrounds are set to OFF • Additional keyboard shortcuts to match Safari muscle memory: Cmd-Shift-[ to show previous dot, Cmd-Shift-] to show next dot. [Thanks Erik!]