We were able to reproduce the problem and have let our lead developer know about it. Thank you for bringing it to our attention!

Hi Jason,
We're working on fixing the global elements problem as soon as possible. Thank you for the feedback!

Here's the link! Adding Google Fonts
Let us know if you have any questions : )

Hi Charmaine,
I'm currently putting together the instructions for downloading Google fonts to use in InteractBuilder. The quick answer is that when you're viewing a font that you've added to your collection in Google Fonts, you can click the arrow to download it. I'll post a link here once the guide is online

Hi Laurel,
InteractBuilder 4 does work best with Chrome, which you can download for free. Since there are a lot of differences between browsers, we needed to start by focusing our efforts on a very widely-used and flexible browser.

Regarding the feedback button, from which screen in InteractBuilder are you clicking to access the feedback site?

We're going to look into this problem and try to update it as soon as possible. Thank you so much for the detailed feedback!

Hi Clint, I'll let Ezra know about this problem. At this point, it should work if you clear your browsing data in the browser. The screenshot below shows where you can find the "Clear Browsing Data" option in Chrome.

Hi there,
One thing I would suggest for now would be to use the "copy" features to copy an element that has an existing behavior that you need or to copy an action set that has the parameters you need.

It looks like without a script this process takes some more work, but in this video there are some suggestions about making the transition more efficient:

Hi Truman,
If each app is relatively short or simple, one option would be to combine a group of them into one app. Maybe if ten of the apps are about a specific topic, you could have an app that has something like a library of those ten books, which would actually all be in the same app. This can also make the app feel more substantial and layered for the end user and worth the price.

The $299 yearly publishing membership does cover one app per year, and the $99 per additional app is for the process of having the additional apps submitted to the app marketplaces. If you use your own developer account instead of ours and submit your InteractBuilder apps yourself, the additional fee does not apply.

Just to clarify since you used the terms "e-book" as well as "app," the main difference between the two is that an app can have many more features like animation, sound effects, video, drawing, and more, while an e-book is usually simply for reading on an e-reader or other device. Some enhanced e-books have more options like simple animations and audio, but apps usually represent a more flexible range of functionality and interactivity. InteractBuilder creates apps and allows for many interactive options.

I hope this helps!
Inna