OmniFocus 2.16.1 — September 12, 2016

• App Launch — Fixed a problem that caused extremely long launch times for larger databases.

This release adds the ability to specify an encryption passphrase separate from your sync password. Don’t set a separate passphrase until you are running OmniFocus 2.16 on all of your iOS devices and OmniFocus 2.7 (in public test as of Sept 1) on all of your Macs.

• Encryption — We added the ability to set a separate encryption passphrase and to revert to using the sync password for encryption.
• 1Password — OmniFocus now integrates with 1Password for iOS for sync and encryption credentials.
• Mail Drop — Fixed a problem where attachments with non-ascii characters in their names would be missing their contents once imported.
• Database Migration — Fixed several problems with the database migration flow.
• Section Headers — Fixed a problem updating counts and labels in section header rows on iPad.
• URL Scheme — omnifocus:///paste URLs now support folders and projects as targets.
• Localizations — Please let us know if you come across any remaining localization omissions or problems!

OmniFocus 2.15.2 — August 15, 2016

This release is sync-compatible with all previous versions of OmniFocus, but you may see a prompt to migrate your database to the new file format based on which other versions of OmniFocus you use. Check out the OmniFocus 2.15 release notes for more information.

• Encryption — Made changes to significantly reduce the likelihood of a “No Key in Slot” error. For more information on recovering from this error should it occur, please see this support article.
• Large Databases — Made changes to reduce OmniFocus’ memory footprint when reading your database from disk.
• Repetition — Fixed a problem where repeating items could be corrupted when edited on multiple devices.
• Migration — Changed the interval at which you are prompted to migrate to one week, from one day.