Open Document Format (ODT) Support


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Greetings from sunny Tallinn, Estonia!

A small update with one feature we're genuinely excited about. Let's dive right in!

OPENDOCUMENT (ODT) IMPORT & EXPORT

You can now import and export OpenDocument (.odt) files in Cryptee Docs. It's in beta, and you'll find it in the usual import and export menus.

ODT is an open, vendor-neutral format. No single company controls it, unlike .docx and Microsoft.

Germany now requires ODF across its public administration. As a privacy-first European company, built and headquartered in Estonia, Europe, we take open standards and digital sovereignty very seriously, so we thought it was long overdue we've added support for it.

If you use LibreOffice or work with European public administrations, your documents now move in and out of Cryptee with no conversion detours.

The import/export features are in beta, and we hope to improve these over the course of the next few months. So please reach out and let us know if/when you run into issues and we'll make sure these are fixed.

AND OF COURSE, TONS OF BUG FIXES AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS

  • Fixed a font bug in EPUB documents.
  • A bunch of small Paper mode bug fixes and performance improvements.
  • We think we've fixed issues with the dark mode launch images on iOS. If yours still looks wrong, tell us and we'll take another swing. It's all because of the fruit company folks, they keep breaking things on iOS and we're playing catch up.
  • Fixed a typo in a video thumbnail parameter. One character. You'd be amazed how much damage one character can do.

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All the very best from Tallinn,
John Ozbay

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