That the changes needed are fairly straightforward, and iOS 14 has been out for two months, made me wonder if the issue wasn't understood by the development team. I hope the above is clear - and apologies if it seems presumptuous to provide instructions. Lastly, from a compatibility perspective, the system font picker was added in iOS 13, so the existing font picker would need to be kept around for users on iOS 12 and earlier. It doesn't require modal presentation, so your current approach of embedding the font picker in a popover would not need to change). (Developer team: please note the font picker can be embedded as a child view controller as normal.

Adopt UIFontPickerViewController in place of the custom font selection UI included in Sketchbook at present. Add the Font entitement to the Sketchbook app, making sure to select 'Use Installed Fonts'.Ģ. Suggested actions for Sketchbook's developers:ġ. I'm writing as the co-developer of the iOS font management app iFont. We've been contacted by a number of users who've lost access to their custom fonts after upgrading to iOS 14, and I thought it might be helpful to share my view on what Sketchbook's developers need to do to fix this issue. As numerous other users have posted on this forum, the font picker in Sketchbook for iOS cannot currently access user-installed fonts on iOS 14.

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