Reduced memory usage for Intro and In-App Purchase panels Headers in context menus are bolder to make them visually different from unavailable menu items Show full path for fonts located in special macOS CloudStorage folder used by cloud syncing apps Show font file location relative to imported location when clicking on the location tag in Duplicates Finder (hold down Option to show full path)ĭouble click on a subfolder in the Duplicates panel to reveal that subfolder in Finder
Right click on a path component in the Duplicates panel to automatically select duplicates by subfolderĭouble click on a duplicate header to auto select duplicates for that particular name onlyĪdded Typeface backup file extension, open directly from FinderĪdded keyboard navigation in Duplicates Finderĭouble click or Command click to select a duplicate for removal in Duplicate Finder Select duplicates by imported location in the Duplicates panel View and apply automatic family split and merge suggestions, based on your currently imported font locations
And Typeface is now fully translated to German by Karsten Müller 🇩🇪 Viel Spaß!įamily Editor - Merge and split font familiesĪdded right click family context submenu, which allows you to edit a family and view all current family membersĪdded File > Manage Families, to manage all font families in your library That means that family changes are only visible in Typeface, not in other apps.īut that’s certainly not all: there are multiple improvements to the Duplicates Finder, including the ability to select duplicates by folder. Note: the font files that contain the actual family information are not touched. Or use the smart suggestions feature to quickly apply automatically suggested family merges and splits. You can dive in there and batch adjust the family of each individual font. The all new Family Editor allows you to fix all these family problems! Or maybe you have multiple foundry versions of the same typeface, and you need to be able to choose which specific family to activate. Separate font variants (regular/bold/italic) may each show up as separate families. Only to discover that some fonts are not properly grouped into the correct family? Don’t you hate it when you’re neatly organising your font library
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