Release v4.5.0 · Benoks/EShot

EShot v4.5.0

Blur (B) is now a smooth, Gaussian-style blur (#35)
Pixelate (M) is a separate tool for the mosaic effect, the safer choice for hiding sensitive text
Pixelate blocks now show the average colour of the area they cover, stay square, and no longer shift while a region is drawn or resized
Both tools use the strength slider in the Quick Settings tab on the left; the extra slider next to the toolbar was removed

Edit an existing label by double-clicking it, clicking it with the Text tool, or pressing F2
New text options: bold (Ctrl+B) and a background style that switches between box, plain and outline
Ctrl + / Ctrl − change the text size while typing
Clearing a label and confirming removes it; every edit is one undo step

Drawing tools now always draw, even over other objects, instead of selecting the object and dropping the tool
Drag the selected object to move it, or Ctrl+click any object to select and move it while keeping the current tool
Delete or Backspace removes the selected object
Choosing a colour while an object is selected recolours it

Press ? or F1 during a capture, or use the new button at the bottom of the right-hand panel, to see every shortcut and mouse gesture
The first few captures show a short hint strip and point out the Quick Settings tab
One-time tips explain text editing and Ctrl+click; Settings can show them again
Toolbar tooltips now show each tool's configured shortcut and what it does
Fresh installs show a tray notification with the capture shortcut once setup finishes

New icons for blur, pixelate, highlighter, circle, semi-transparent rectangle, video, eyedropper and eraser
Shortcut names are shown as Ctrl/Shift/Alt in every language instead of following the system language