OmniFocus 2.8.3 fixes bugs and adds awareness of a change to the way we handle attachments (coming in v2.9).

• Crash — Fixed a crash pasting TaskPaper text that had @autodone or @parallel tags with no values (ignoring them instead).
• Future File Formats — Updated OmniFocus’ “capabilities” system to provide more helpful errors when an un-parseable database is encountered.
• Localizations — Updated localizations.

OmniFocus 2.7.4 — February 24, 2017

This release renews our provisioning profile for customers who cannot upgrade to the latest shipping OmniFocus release (which as of the time of this writing was version 2.8.2, requiring OS X v10.11 “El Capitan” or macOS 10.12 “Sierra").

OmniFocus 2.8.2 — January 24, 2017

OmniFocus 2.8.2 fixes bugs. Because of a new developer certificate, you’ll be prompted to allow OmniFocus to access your Keychain and Calendars (if applicable) the first time you launch.

• Search — Fixed a problem where the scope wasn’t correctly preserved across searches.
• Crashes — Fixed our most common crashes in OmniFocus 2.8.1
• Localizations — Updated localizations!

OmniFocus 2.7.3 — January 3, 2017

This release fixes a security vulnerability in OmniFocus 2.7.2

• Encryption — Fixed a problem where updating your encryption passphrase would not update the underlying encryption keys, meaning that someone who had your old passphrase could still decrypt your data.

OmniFocus 2.8 introduced Global Search. Full release notes here.

• Encryption — Fixed a problem where updating your encryption passphrase would not update the underlying encryption keys, meaning that someone who had your old passphrase could still decrypt your data.
• Encrypted local documents — We once again prompt for the encryption passphrase when you open a non-default document (for example by double-clicking a .ofocus document in Finder) that is encrypted. In v2.8, we offered to download the sync database, which didn’t make sense in this case.