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Release Notes
Connect Fonts desktop for Macintosh: 23.0.2
Connect Fonts desktop for Windows: 23.0.2
The Connect Fonts desktop application replaces Suitcase Fusion. Connect Fonts adds web-based font activation and includes some web-only features.
We addressed an issue where many users were being asked to log in every time they started the Connect Fonts desktop app. [TS-3286]
Bug fixes.
We added two toolbar buttons to easily switch between the desktop application and the Connect Fonts Web application.
will open your browser and log you in to Connect Fonts.
will open the browser, log you in, and display information about new web-only features.
Note: If you want to use the Connect Fonts Web application with Safari on macOS, you will need to install our Safari extension in order to add fonts, activate or deactivate fonts, and perform other tasks. Download it from the Mac App Store.
For more information on configuring Safari, see Connecting with Safari.
On macOS 12, some fonts managed by Connect Fonts are not displayed correctly in the Apple applications Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. The font menu in the Format Inspector shows question marks for font names, and the document itself displays text with overlapping characters.
There are still unknowns about whether this happens only in macOS 12 that has been upgraded from macOS 11, and whether it only happens with PostScript fonts. If you are experiencing a problem like this, please submit a support request indicating that you are experiencing an issue with fonts in an Apple application on macOS 12.
The Extensis Font Panel in Adobe Photoshop does not run natively on Apple silicon systems. If you need the Font Panel in Photoshop on a Mac with Apple silicon, you can run Photoshop using Rosetta. See this article for information.
Adobe recently released After Effects for Macs with Apple silicon. The Connect Fonts auto-activation plug-in for After Effects is built for Intel-based Macs. In order to use font auto-activation in After Effects on an Apple silicon system, you can run After Effects using Rosetta.