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I find this view much more beneficial than the gantt style view in OmniFocus 2, just because it brings everything together. This is really handy for putting my day together and I'm a big fan of this on iOS. Interleaved tasks and calendar events have made their way to the Mac in the forecast view. This means if you launch the app via spotlight you get a helpful text hint about which version of the app you're launching too. Personally I put OmniFocus 2 in a folder in Applications called 'OmniFocus 2' and the beta in a folder called 'OmniFocus 3' (yes, I was feeling creative, however did you guess‽). We have the sketch icon again! It's cute, and helpful to distinguish between the two apps in your dock. However as the builds can literally be released every few hours (depending on what is being added or changed) this could change at the drop of a hat - so be warned 😉. This is a beta app so there's no guarantees, for me the app has been very stable - but I'm also running it on High Sierra.

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After that, the app requires a subscription of $9.99 per month, available as an in-app purchase.īe sure to check out our special guide on how to enable and use Voice Control on your device.I am once again lucky enough to be in the early preview for OmniFocus 3 - this time on the Mac! What's important to keep in mind here is that this is a beta, and an early one at that - things can and likely will change between me writing this post and OmniFocus 3 for Mac being released - they may have already changed by the time you read this post! Stability OmniFocus is available on the App Store for macOS and iOS with a 14-day free trial.

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But that’s only part of the update as OmniFocus version 3.13 also brings automation enhancements, better Shortcuts support, and general bug fixes.

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The developers have provided full documentation on how to use the app with Voice Control enabled. We believe it’s important to make OmniFocus available however and wherever you’d like to use it, whether that’s using a keyboard and mouse, a touch screen, a watch, a web browser – or just your voice. You can select a specific item, change its settings, ask for a summary of the day’s tasks, and even mark a task as complete using voice commands. Of course, developers can take advantage of these features to improve accessibility support in their apps, and that’s exactly what the Omni Group has done with OmniFocus 3.13.Īs detailed in a blog post, the app now has specific commands for users with Voice Control enabled. It recognizes all kinds of commands, such as “swipe down,” “long press,” or even “lock screen.”

Instead, Voice Control is an accessibility feature introduced with iOS 13 and macOS Catalina that gives users full control of their device using voice commands. That’s because the app now fully supports the Voice Control feature of iOS and macOS.įor those unfamiliar, Voice Control is not related to Siri. OmniFocus 3, which is a popular task app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, received a major update on Monday that makes it easier to use for people with motor limitations.

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