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This maintenance update fixes problems with adding PDF annotations on iOS 14, an issue where URLs could no longer be be added to documents via the "Info" popover, and more.

This is (one of) the last maintenance update(s) for DEVONthink To Go 2. It prepares the data store for version 3.0, which has been in the works for a while and will become available as a separate app in the App Store in due course. A welcome screen will inform you about the arrival of DEVONthink To Go 3.0. The update to 2.7.8 also brings those bug fixes over from version 3 that don't depend on larger changes to the database or app structure, or would make the app incompatible to iOS 11 and 12. And finally, we've updated the PDF library and MultiMarkdown support as well as brought the sync submodule on part with DEVONthink 3.6 for Mac and the upcoming DEVONthink To Go 3.0.

This maintenance release allows you to merge floating toolbars with the top toolbar to move them out of the way, and increases the size of preview images. Version 2.7.7 also improves the performance when handling PDFs, better avoids reindexing metadata unnecessarily, and fixes a number of bugs and glitches.

This maintenance release improves the reliability and performance when synchronizing via iCloud and updates the integrated Dropbox support. It also launches DEVONthink To Go explicitly in light mode to avoid issues with text being hardly readable while we're preparing full dark mode support.

This maintenance release improves "Clip to DEVONthink" on iOS 13 as well as the item selection handling. The update also fixes a number of issues and crashes, the most prominent ones being a crash on launch on older iOS devices and a crash related to the memory management of the PDF viewer.

This maintenance release improves iCloud upload monitoring. It also fixes issues with self-closing popovers on iPad, missing Edit buttons for sheets, and a crash when adding photo animations to PDFs. Finally, we've tweaked some some slightly off animations.

This mainenance release fixes issues related to the contextual menu of PDF documents, synchronizing with DEVONthink 2, and creating preview images.

With this maintenance release we're focusing again also on DEVONthink To Go. Version 2.7.2 brings its sync mechanism on par with its Mac counterpart, reintroduces the sync status sheet, and updates its PDF library. It also improves the reliability and performance of items list and the grid view, and makes handling of indexed items consistent to DEVONthink 3 on the Mac. Bugs fixed by this update include issues related to large number of images in the Files app, memory management, and more.

This maintenance release fixes a crash during indexing PDF documents. Version 2.7.1 deletes temporary data as soon as it's fully uploaded to iCloud and prefers IPv6 for direct connections. It also improves the overall robustness of the app.

Version 2.7 adds push notifications for the synchronisation, a PDF outline view, and an option to sort by date added. It also improves the handling of tags when groups or documents are moved to the trash, the keyboard handling when searching, and the reliability of automatic PDF double spread mode. Imported email messages receive the original message's creation date. The update also adds an warning for when you change the encryption key of a sync store, and makes the automatic sync intervals shorter.

NOTE:

Starting with version 2.7 DEVONthink To Go uses a server provided by DEVONtechnologies for providing push notification. For this service to work it needs to keep track of devices and which sync stores and databases they are interested in. Therefore we are extending our privacy policy with the following information:

"For providing synchronization push notifications DEVONtechnologies maintains a list of records consisting of an anonymized device identifier (UID), the unique identifier (UUID) of a sync store, the UUID of a databases in that sync store, information about the app edition and beta status, as well as a timestamp. Nether the UID nor the sync store and database UUIDs can be backtraced by DEVONtechnologies to a named user. We're collecting the app edition and beta status to send the data to the correct server at Apple and the timestamp to delete records that haven't been used in a while. The actual push notification is sent via the Apple Push Notification service."