#Paprika recipe manager add meal type update
#Paprika recipe manager add meal type upgrade
#Paprika recipe manager add meal type mac

Fixed a few bugs related to the thumbnailing of photos.Fixed a bug related to the sorting of recipes when in the detailed list mode.Fixed a bug where ctrl-click was not bringing up the context menu.Fixed a crash by disabling the ability to print a recipe you are in the middle of editing.Fixed a bug related to re-saving recipe photos unnecessarily.

#Paprika recipe manager add meal type update

Correctly update a timer's name after it has been changed.

Made the ingredients text box resizable when editing a recipe.

Removed the Request Site button in the browser, these are now recorded automatically.

Changed wording of the confirmation button when you cancel a recipe edit to something less scary.

Added support for users with multiple keychains when storing Paprika Cloud Sync credentials.

When copying images in the browser, they are now also copied to the clipboard so they can be directly pasted into an existing recipe.

Added a confirmation if you try to close the app while in the middle of editing a recipe.

Added support for directly exporting a single recipe.

Added print options for a larger photo, and two-column layout.

Added support for the en dash when scaling recipes with a quantity range.

Added support for scaling recipes by arbitrary percentages.

Fixed encoding issues with HTML exports.

Fixed a few minor issues with the YummySoup and SousChef importers.

Fixed a bug where popovers would get stuck in the browser.

Fixed a minor issue where the window height grows slightly each time the app is launched.

Fixed missing buttons in fullscreen mode under Yosemite.

Fixed missing scroll bars in the recipe screen.

Improved text selection when using the browser clipboard tools.

Correctly refresh the recipe view when editing prep time, cook time, and difficulty.

Fixed an issue with timers not counting down correctly while the computer is asleep.

Just press Save Recipe and Paprika will figure out the rest. This means that you no longer have to request support for specific sites to be added to Paprika, nor will you need to resort to Paprika’s clipboard tools to copy and paste the recipe from the browser when you encounter an unsupported site. To make it easier to save recipes from your favorite sites, we have built a natural language processing engine into Paprika that can automatically recognize any recipe written in plain English on any website.

#Paprika recipe manager add meal type upgrade

I am pleased to announce a major upgrade to Paprika’s web browser that we have been working on for quite some time.

Create reusable menus that span multiple days.

Add custom meal types to the meal planner.

Move items back and forth between the pantry and grocery list.

Track quantities, purchase dates, and expiration dates.

Add custom aisles to your grocery list and re-arrange them in your preferred order.

Search for recipes across multiple categories.

Convert ingredient measurements between standard and metric.

Insert links to other recipes or websites in your ingredients or directions.

Add multiple, full-sized photos to each recipe.

Fixed an issue with scaling metric measurements.

This update corrects the minimum system version requirement.

The previous release was incorrectly marked as compatible with macOS 10.11, however Paprika 3 requires macOS 10.12.

Fixed many other potential crashes to improve the stability of the app.

Fixed the sort order of meals that were originally created in version 2 and synced over.

Fixed recipe difficulty not getting translated properly in certain languages.

Fixed several issues with scaling and converting ingredients.

Fixed detection of times in certain languages such as German.

Fixed sorting of recipes by Most Recent or Top Rated when you also have a column sort set.

Fixed sorting of recipes by cook time or prep time in the recipe column view.

The ingredient scaler and grocery list will now process decimal numbers according to your locale.

Added back the setting for the name of the Calendar that meals get exported to.

(Note that these photos are not saved in Paprika to save space.) In the previous version of Paprika, when you downloaded a recipe or added a photo from the photo library, Paprika would save a link to the original photo and allow you to tap on the thumbnail to load the photo.

Fixed a few memory leaks and problems with syncing photos.

#Paprika recipe manager add meal type mac

Note: Please consult our Mac App Store listing for the most recent changelog.