The ScriptNotes Navigator has an all-new look and now allows users to sort their notes by color, name or type. The new Character Navigator now lets you add character arc beats in each scene and it also adds non-speaking characters to the Navigator, which helps you keep track of all characters in a script. Moving beyond the Mac-only features, Final Draft 9 adds plenty of enhancements for both Mac and Windows. Unfortunately, Final Draft 9 doesn't support iCloud's Documents in the Cloud, nor does it support OS X's versioning. Other Mac love added to Final Draft 9 includes full-screen support, full Mavericks support and support for OS X 10.9's dictation. In addition to supported Retina text, all the buttons and menu items have also been Retina-ized. This is huge to those writers with a Retina MBP because Final Draft 8 frankly looked like a pixelated mess on Apple's latest notebooks. The most noticeable change you'll see in Final Draft 9 is that it now supports the MacBook Pro's Retina display. But it seems like the company realized it was going to have to give a little more love to the Mac side of things this time around given all the advances its Mac competitors have made in the four years since the last major version of Final Draft was released. While there are plenty of good scriptwriting software alternatives now available on the Mac, the reason Final Draft has such a strong hold on the industry is because it's a strong cross-platform app, with versions for OS X and Windows. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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