What’s New in Dabble
Could these new features see Dabble surpassing Scrivener as the best organizational tool for long-form writing?
A few days ago, I wrote a comparison of the two best-known organizational tools on the market for long-form creative writing: Dabble vs. Scrivener. You can check out the post here:
This morning when I woke up, it was like the creator of Dabble Jacob Wright read my post and made the changes I had recommended overnight (of course, this wasn’t actually the case; these changes had been in the making for a while now).
On October 21, Dabble released a new update that bumped up its feature list to now being everything I could hope for in a tool that houses my manuscript from start to finish.
In my previous post, I had written the following:
“Personally, I don’t think it would take too much away from the simplicity of the program if the developer were to add a feature to this floating taskbar to highlight and make some notes directly within the manuscript.”
