
With this update, you’ll now find your Favorites in the sidebar. I’m not sure I like this new icon a lot, but I guess I’ll get used to it. The developers have gotten rid of the old Orange “U” icon and replaced it with a cool new butterfly.
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Ulysses 2.0 for Mac also has a new app icon. The Export options have also been completely revamped in this release.

Ulysses 2.0 for Mac now has a dedicated Attachments bar that slides in from the right. Of course, there’s iCloud sync as well, so you’re never away from your other previously written content. Ulysses for iPad also supports Handoff, so you can continue your writing on your iPad that began on your Mac. You can begin writing on one device and continue on another.

You can still choose or customize Themes in the app and even download more from here.Īnother notable feature in this release, thanks to OS X Yosemite is Handoff support. The Dark Mode in the app is also beautifully done, but like most other apps, I personally prefer the light mode itself. The app now feels right at home on Yosemite, including the Fullscreen mode. Ulysses 2.0 for Mac has been updated for OS X Yosemite and now features a stunning User Interface with updated icons and glyphs. With this release, the app is simply called “Ulysses” and drops the Roman numerals from its name. If you own an iPad, there’s also a brand new app - Ulysses for iPad - waiting for you on the App Store.

Today, The Soulmen have released version 2.0 of Ulysses on the Mac App Store, the biggest update to the app since 2013. Over the years, it has truly been an “ Incredibly Impressive” single-library, single-window plain-text writing app and it even made the list for “ The Highlight: Editor’s Choice of 2013”. Ulysses was released on the the App Store back in 2013 and since then, I have done majority of my writing in it. Ulysses III has been my favorite writing app on the Mac for a long time now.
