Edit in place: rewrite a selected passage without writing around it.
New
·Edit in place. Select a passage and a quiet Edit button appears beside it. The passage opens right in the page: the original stays visible above, dimmed, and you compose the new version below in the same column. Replace swaps it in one clean move; Cancel leaves the document exactly as it was. A replace is a normal edit in your history, just as easy to roll back.
·Returned feedback reads in place. The file a reviewer sends back shows your full draft with each note sitting directly under the passage it's about, no list at the bottom to cross-reference. It's a plain .html anyone can open in a browser; neither side of the exchange ever needs an app installed.
·A seeded title page. A new screenplay starts with a real Fountain title block, and the Insert menu carries the screenplay furniture so you never type markup from memory.
·A note can become a check-in. Select a note in the Notes drawer and "Log as check-in" sends that thought to the project's record; Provenance shows it on the timeline as a real check-in, dated to when you jotted it. Notes you don't log stay private.
Improved
·Feedback finds you where you write. When a returned feedback file exists for the open piece, a quiet "Feedback N" appears in the header beside Scraps and Notes; clicking it hands the project to Provenance, where the feedback lives.
Fixed
·Hidden files can't lose their tabs. iCloud sometimes marks synced files as hidden; the tab strip now sees them anyway. Also fixed: the caret at the edges of a long wrapped line, invisible line-separator characters from pasted text, and clicking below your last line now puts the cursor at the end.