As the days go by since macOS Big Sur was launched, developers are releasing their applications adapted to the new operating system. We already have many examples of these releases And now we have a new app that is now available to work alongside Apple's new operating system. Omnifocus 3.11 has already been adapted to the new software.
macOS Big Sur is predestined to be one of the best Mac software ever. There are many new features included in this new operating system, especially due to its understanding with iOs and iPadOS, but above all because of its complete symbiosis with Apple Silicon. Right now Omnifocus 3.11 has been adapted in such a way that what is most surprising is its compatibility with widgets similar to iOS 14.
The widgets that OmniFocus offers on iPhone and iPad have made the leap to the Mac in the form of forecast and outlook widgets. The latter can be configured to show the perspective of your choice, too. Both types of widgets are available in the sizes: small, medium and large. We can even customize the font they use.
These are all the news of the update:
- Forecast widget: An overview of the past and present elements.
- Perspective elements widget: Short-term elements
- perspectives- The default color for custom perspectives has changed from bluish to purple.
- Warning bars: Notice bars now more closely match the appearance of the Big Sur toolbar.
- Scheme- Fixed a bug that could block the assignment of additional tags to an element in the schema.
The new version of OmniFocus 3.11 can now be downloaded directly from the web or from the mac App Store both for new users and for updates from more experienced users.