DEVONthink To Go 3.5 offers a brand new text editor, new iPad layout, and more
What you need to know
- DEVONthink To Go 3.5 is now available for download in the App Store.
- The new update includes a new text editor and more.
- iPad users will enjoy a new three-column interface for easier navigation.
DEVONthink To Go, the popular data and file management app, has a big new version 3.5 update available for download complete with a new text editor with support for plain and rich text, as well as a three-column layout that makes browsing on an iPad better than ever.
The new DEVONthink To Go 3.5 update is available for download in the App Store now, with that new text editor being the main addition. New WYSIWYG Markdown editing, borrowed from DEVONthink for Mac, is joined by a generally refreshed editor that supports things like Apple Pencil and Apple's scan to text feature. Customization is also offered via support for custom CSS.
In terms of iPad-specific features, a new three-column layout means users can now more easily access databases and other aspects without losing their place in the navigational hierarchy. There's more, too.
Those who already have DEVONthink To Go installed on their iPhone or iPad will find the update ready to download now. Everyone else can downliad from the App Store now. The app is a free download with monthly and yearly subscriptions available alongside a one-time purchase option. DEVONthink To Go is one of the best iPad and iPhone apps for people who want to keep all of their files, scans, documents, and more organized. This update makes it even better!
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