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Fixed bug whereby the snapshots list might not be updated in the Inspector UI when merging documents. Fixed bug whereby cells in the project keywords panel would become Vibrant while expanding cells. Fixed bug whereby the Find panel settings would be reset each time it was opened if another project was open in the background with search active. Fixed bug whereby RTF formatting could have problems when using a combination of Keep with Next and non-default font kerning. Fixed bug whereby, when exporting to external drives, PDF files may not include meta-data or outlines. Fixed bug whereby Find wouldn’t cycle back to the top of the editor if the comments pane of the Inspector was open with no comments in it. Fixed bug in Fountain export whereby project variables were not replaced in title page meta-data. Fixed bug whereby the “Style” element was getting written out unnecessarily to FDX files, causing all-caps elements not to use all-caps when edited. Fixed bug whereby “Flatten footnotes” would not trigger the correct “Footnotes & Comments” pane in Compile when compiling to Word and OpenOffice. Fixed bug whereby word counts in outliner, project targets and project statistics could suddenly decrease erroneously if a project had been open for a few days. Fixed bug that could cause a hang when syncing to an external folder using Fountain format if inline footnotes or annotations contained bold or italics. Hopefully worked around an OS X bug whereby typing could slow to a crawl after Ctrl-clicking into the text when using certain combinations of preferences. Fixed bug whereby importing some web pages could cause a crash owing to a bug in WebKit. Fixed bug that could cause an error to get thrown in scrivenings mode when changing certain settings. Fixed bug whereby adding new items to the formatting levels in Compile could cause a hang. Epub files now have the “of:file-as” and “opf:event” attributes added to the creator and date elements, so that they will pass Lulu B&N validation. This change makes no difference to Final Draft export, which always switches Courier fonts to become Courier Final Draft in the created FDX file. For existing screenplay projects, you can change back to your old font via the Script Settings panel (in the Format > Scriptwriting menu). Scrivener now uses Courier Prime as its default screenplay font. The tutorial project has been updated, and now includes a new “Quick Start” collection. svg images files into MultiMarkdown by internally linking to an. Updated the built-in MultiMarkdown components to version 4. 
(Please note that you will not be able to open 2.7 projects in earlier versions of Scrivener, and must update to version 1.9 on Windows when working cross-platform.) Upon opening existing projects, you will be prompted to update them. File format updated for compatibility with future mobile versions.
Icons and UI updated for a more modern look consistent with El Capitan and Yosemite. El Capitan-ready: minor updates and fixes for 10.11 compatibility. 
Version released: 25th September 2015 Refinements and Changes El Capitan-Compatible
Scrivener no longer tries to restore full screen mode on relaunching, to avoid a crashing issue that was introduced in an El Capitan update and is affecting some users. Worked around Apple bug exacerbated by El Capitan whereby certain fonts would cause the line spacing in comments and footnotes to change when edited, which meant that in some circumstances the last line of a comment wasn’t visible unless being edited. Fixed bug whereby images at the top of a section could cause page breaks not to be inserted properly during Compile. Fixed bug whereby certain images could cause a hang when loading text (if the images were embedded in an \object inside the RTF). svg files would not be output for MultiMarkdown → HTML, only for other MultiMarkdown outputs. (You must download this version of Scrivener for macOS if you plan to use our iOS version, sold separately.) Bugs Fixed Important Update for iOS Support: Added support for reading and working with Scrivener for iOS. Fixed macOS bug whereby highlighted text would cause all subsequent text within the editor to be painted with a white background. Version released: 15th December 2016 Bugs Fixed Do not buy Scrivener 3.0 unless that is the version you intend to use. Important: this capability is no longer available with our new vendor. Added ability to unlock software with a legacy eSellerate direct-sale Scrivener v3 serial number.
Scrivener 2.9 has been made free for all users on versions of Mac OS not supported by Scrivener 3.0 (macOS 10.11 or older).
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