Stability - Fixed a crash encountered when tabbing through tables with recently-deleted text.Stability - Fixed a crash encountered when updating the style tray in a background thread while moving lots of shapes at once using the arrow keys.Stability - Fixed a crash related to changing screens and closing windows.Today we shipped v6.1.3 with several more stability fixes: Stability - Fixed a crash with updating the style widget.

Stability - Fixed a hang involved with saving a document multiple times without a pause in-between saves.

Stability - Fixed a crash closing the sheet that shows errors that occur while loading the document.

Stability - Fixed a crash opening Visio files (.vsd) with a specific connector type and setting.

Performance - Improved the performance of switching between tabs in the inspector.

I forgot to note that we shipped v6.1.2 with those fixes on January 21: We’re looking to ship a final release of 6.1.2 with these fixes ASAP.

Stability - Fixed an issue where an object link which points nowhere would cause a crash when the link’s attributes were displayed in the inspector.Stability - Fixed a crash when using the stamp tool.Stability - Fixed a crash with updating the stlye widget.Performance - Improved inspector performance - selecting tabs when a large stencil was open in the stencil inspector was slow.Īlso, thanks to everyone who sent in crash reports! Your reports have helped us identify and fix several stability issues:.Thank you for reporting those details! Inspector-switching performance when a large stencil is open in the Inspector should be much better in Friday’s. Switching from one inspector to the next by means of the little buttons on top, omnigraffle takes about 4 seconds to switch (MBPr 2012, lots of memory free). Just to add to how omnigraffle is slow for me. If a developer want’s to release a product upgrade that takes advantage of specific features of a new OS upgrade they should make sure that a version of the software upgrade is available for older OS versions too (a least 2 cycles back to Mountain Lion as we stand) - even if it has to cut back on some of the feature innovations. This IOSisfication of OS X isn’t fit for purpose. It’s great that OmniGroup want to take advantage of Apples latest innovations but most companies don’t risk jumping on upgrade cycles when they appear. When a new OS upgrade is launched it takes 5 or 6 months for the bugs to be ironed out and just when it’s becoming a stable release details of the next OS upgrade is made public and the cycle begins again. Much as I admire OS innovations I’m getting fed up of a world where we’re constantly being forced to upgrade our hardware/software on far too regular a basis. Many of us are in situations where we need to wait at least 6 months for all the software we run to operate on Apple’s ‘latest/greatest’ operating system. I must admit that I’m in agreement here that it’s ridiculous releasing an application that only supports an operating system that Apple only released a few months ago.

Omnigraffle 6 upgrade