Sketch 70 Updates
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Released Version 70.6
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New in Sketch 70.6
- Bug Fix This release fixes a JavaScript issue that could cause crashes if you work with certain plugins, including Framer Pasteboard, Origami Export, and InVision DSM.
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Released Version 70.5
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New in Sketch 70.5
- Crash and Bug Fixes This release includes several crash and bug fixes, as well as some improvements around using plugins with Apple’s M1 chip.
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Released Version 70.4
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New in Sketch 70.4
- Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements With this release, we’ve focussed on fixing a few common bugs and performance issues. If you were finding Sketch slow when using a plugin with a WebView, or you had a Library update notification that never disappeared, this update has got you covered.
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Released Version 70.3
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New in Sketch 70.3
- Bug Fixes We’re rounding off the year with a few important bug fixes. If you sent us feedback about these three, thank you!
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Released Version 70.2
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New in Sketch 70.2
- Bug Fixes We hope you’re enjoying our Big Sur UI refresh. This release includes a handful of bug fixes and visual tweaks. If you sent in feedback about any of these — thank you!
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Released Version 70.1
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New in Sketch 70.1
- Bug Fixes This release includes a few important bug fixes and tweaks to make sure everything runs smoothly, especially on Macs with Apple’s new M1 chip.
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Released Version 70
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New in Sketch 70
- A fresh look for macOS Big Sur With this release, we’re excited to introduce a UI redesign that fits right in with the new macOS Big Sur design language. It’s the same Sketch you know and love, but with every detail reconsidered — from a full-height sidebar, to a refreshed Inspector, and all-new iconography throughout the app.
The biggest change you’ll notice is the toolbar. To make room for Big Sur’s new inline document titles, we’ve introduced a new default toolbar and combined some items to keep things clean and uncluttered. As ever, you can change your toolbar items at any time by heading to View > Customize Toolbar….
If you can’t upgrade to Big Sur just yet, don’t worry. We’ve spent time making sure that things still look and feel great in older versions of macOS.