Today we're starting the rollout of Quicken for Mac 2018 v5.6.2 (56.22432.100).
The primary change in this release is to add support for a new way to connect to Capital One accounts. Here are the release notes.
- IMPROVED - Quicken and Capital One are in the process of upgrading the connection type used to download transactions. Quicken for Mac v5.6.2 is required for this change. Over the course of the next month or so, Quicken will start migrating customers to the new connection type. This change will happen over time. When this change takes place, your Capital One accounts will stop working and you will get a 351 error. Click on the Sign In button in the Account Status window to fix the issue which will prompt you to enter your Capital One username and password. Check the box next to each of your accounts to reauthorize them even if they've already been added to Quicken.
- FIXED - Fixed an issue in budget export where numbers over a thousand caused extra columns to be created.
If you're interested in reading about other issues customers ran across in 5.6.0 and 5.6.1, you can read them in this
forum post.
Updates5/30 - Initial rollout to customers. At the end of the day, we'll pause to evaluate if there are any major issues before continuing the rollout.
5/31 - 5.6.2 is available for all customers. If you're a Capital One customer, please take this update. If you're not a Capital One user, you can skip this update if you like.
6/15 - 5.6.3 is available for all customers. This fixes a file open issue where customers were hanging when trying to open their file. This was due to a bug in the automatically mark as paid feature for scheduled transactions.