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ScriptZ v0.9.2 - Inbox, custom stages and a smarter sidebar

What's new

  • Inbox: a new entry at the top of the sidebar collects everything that is still in progress - open ideas and every script before the last stage. It only shows up while there is something to do.
  • Custom stages: the production stages can now be edited under Settings > Stages. Rename, reorder, add (up to 10) or remove them; scripts of a removed stage move to the previous one. The last stage counts as done.
  • Recent scripts fill the sidebar: the "Recent" section shows as many recently opened scripts as fit the window height instead of a fixed five.
  • More reliable quitting and saving: quitting no longer hangs when the window never finished loading, and repeated save errors ask whether to close anyway instead of locking you in.

Updating

Install the update from the app's update indicator, or download the installer below. Your scripts, ideas and settings are kept.

Installation (first time only)

macOS (Apple Silicon)

  1. Download the .dmg below and open it.

  2. Drag ScriptZ.app into your Applications folder.

  3. The app is not signed (no Apple Developer account), so macOS
    refuses to launch it. Run this command in Terminal once to remove
    the quarantine flag:

    xattr -cr "/Applications/ScriptZ.app"

  4. Open ScriptZ from the Applications folder - it now launches
    normally.

Without step 3, you'll see the message "ScriptZ is damaged and can't
be opened" or "can't be opened because the developer cannot be
verified". That's macOS Gatekeeper, not the app.

Windows (x64)

  1. Download the .exe installer below and run it.
  2. On first launch, Windows SmartScreen kicks in: "Windows
    protected your PC". The app is not signed (no EV code-signing
    certificate), so SmartScreen doesn't know it yet.
  3. Click "More info", then the button that appears: "Run
    anyway"    .
  4. From there on, ScriptZ runs normally. Auto-updates work without
    any further friction.

Without step 3, SmartScreen aborts the launch. That's Windows
protection, not the app.

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