Added
• In a document with several pages, the page count opens a grid of every page number, so you can go straight to any page.
• The banner that shows a new notification inside the app has a close button.
• On a tablet or a computer, conversations in Messages, rows in Notifications, people in a project's Contacts, documents and plan sheets have a ••• button with the actions you could otherwise reach only by pressing and holding or swiping them. A phone keeps to the swipe and the press, unless a screen reader is on.
• A document's menu and a swipe in the list offer Download, which saves the document where you choose on your device.
• About ProPlans lists the open source software the app is built with and the license of each, with a link to its website.
• Settings has a Permissions section showing whether the app may send notifications and use the camera, your photos and your contacts, with a switch that asks for any it may not.

Fixed
• Pressing and holding a conversation opens its menu again when the person in it has no trade in the project. It showed "Something went wrong" instead.
• On a tablet or a computer, a task list, a note and the app's dialogs stay a readable width in the middle of the screen, rather than stretching from edge to edge.
• Signed in on two devices, what you change on one shows on the other straight away: markups, notes, tasks, comments, messages and the rest of a project, without opening the sheet again.
• With a keyboard, Escape closes what is in front, one thing at a time: a menu, an open list, the reactions popup, a panel that slides up from the bottom, Messages, the side menu, and screens such as your profile, Settings, Feedback and a conversation.
• In a new message, the box for typing a name comes after the people already picked and takes the rest of the line, so its hint is no longer cut short.
• On a wide screen, the titles in Messages sit beside their back button rather than far from it.
• On a wide screen, the sheets to check after an upload sit two to a row instead of running off the edge.
• A sheet that never finishes drawing now says it could not be loaded, rather than loading forever.
• The Feedback message box grows as you write, up to two fifths of the screen, instead of staying a few lines tall.
• On a wide screen, Invite People opened inside a project no longer brings the side menu back beside it, pushing the plans aside.
• Some plan sheets that loaded for a minute and then failed now open, with all their text.
• The back button closes an open ••• menu, rather than leaving the app.
• A markup you have just drawn, or one someone else adds while you are on the sheet, can be tapped to change it straight away, rather than only after opening the sheet again.
• Starting a group, or a conversation with someone new, opens it with your first message in it, rather than on a blank screen saying the person is no longer in the project.
• A screen reader says which conversations in Messages, and which notifications, are unread.
• Reading back through a conversation or a task's comments, a new message arriving no longer moves what you are reading, and one you send takes you down to it.
• A notification about the project you had open, tapped from outside the app, opens what it is about rather than the project list.
• In Sheet Layers, the All on button reads Some on while only some are hidden, rather than All on, and shows them all when pressed.
• On a tablet with the keyboard floating, typing your email code or a phone number no longer closes the app: those boxes open the full keyboard on its numbers instead of a small number pad.