Currently, the font version number is limited to two decimal places (e.g., 1.02). In many modern font development workflows—especially with variable fonts or frequent bug fixes—versions often use three or more decimal places (e.g., 1.025).
Because of the current limit, different versions of the same font appear identical in the list view, making it difficult to manage updates.
Proposed Solutions:
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Increase Precision: Update the display mask to allow at least three decimal places (Y.XXX).
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Interactive View: Allow users to double-click the version number or hover over it to see the full, untruncated version string.
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Raw Metadata: Display the raw version string as defined in the font's head or name table without rounding.
Currently, the font version number is limited to two decimal places (e.g., 1.02). In many modern font development workflows—especially with variable fonts or frequent bug fixes—versions often use three or more decimal places (e.g., 1.025).
Because of the current limit, different versions of the same font appear identical in the list view, making it difficult to manage updates.
Proposed Solutions:
Increase Precision: Update the display mask to allow at least three decimal places (Y.XXX).
Interactive View: Allow users to double-click the version number or hover over it to see the full, untruncated version string.
Raw Metadata: Display the raw version string as defined in the font's head or name table without rounding.