• In-App Purchases — Fixed a problem where some previous purchases wouldn’t be recognized for discounted upgrades.

• In-App Purchases — Fixed layouts in First Run and In-App Purchases for landscape iPhones. Fixed a problem where unlocalized content wasn’t falling back to English.
• Omni Accounts — Fixed bugs in the email and password change flows.
• Subscriptions — Improved the experience when a purchased Subsciption was not able to be registered to an Omni Account.
• Smaller Fixes and Improvements — To layout, appearance, etc.

OmniFocus 3.2 adds support for the optional OmniFocus Subscription.

• OmniFocus Subscription — We’ve launched OmniFocus for the Web, and with it the optional OmniFocus Subscription, which lets you pay one price for OmniFocus on Mac, iOS and the Web. You can purchase a subscription for all three during the first-run experience, or via In-App Purchases in OmniFocus Settings.
• Settings — Added an Omni Account section to Settings, where you can update your account info and easily access the subscription management page.
• Shared Web Credentials (Requires iOS 12) — OmniFocus now supports shared web credentials on iOS 12, enabling better integration with iCloud Keychain and apps like 1Password.
• Notifications — Fixed a problem where the Notifications inspector did not update immediately in response to changes in Settings.
• Forecast — Forecast now hides declined calendar events, and events in the past. Clean Up removes events that are still the Forecast outline but are now in the past due to passage of time.
• Smaller Fixes and Improvements — Thanks for sending in bug and crash reports!

• Sync — OmniFocus now recovers from “Reference of object which could not be resurrected” errors by moving orphaned items to the Inbox (Actions) or the top level of Projects (Projects and Folders) or Tags (Tags).

• Encryption — OmniFocus now offers recovery instructions when encountering a problem where data on the server is encrypted with an unknown key (formerly “No Key in Slot").
• Notifications — Fixed a problem where completing an action from a notification when OmniFocus wasn’t running failed. The most common scenario involved OmniFocus being force quit—which can still prevent OmniFocus from syncing in the background, and is not advised.
• Perspectives — Fixed a problem where setting an icon on the same perspective from two different devices could cause an “Unable to Save” error.