v0.23.0

All Platforms:

• Hand tool and a reorganized toolbar: Crop, Select, and Hand now sit
  together as one group. The hand tool (H, or hold middle click) pans the canvas
  without touching your annotations. The bottom bar gained a live info block
  showing the current resolution and original capture file size.
• Zoom range increased: The preview editor zooms further than before, with
  the 100% detent still snapping exactly under your cursor.
• Sharper icons everywhere: Every icon in the app is now drawn on whole
  pixels instead of being resampled onto a fractional grid. This leads to much
  cleaner icon display.
• Crop framing: Entering crop now zooms out to leave a consistent margin
  around the image on all sides, so the handles are always reachable and there
  is room to expand the canvas outward.
• Crop UX: The top toolbar items not related to crop now vanish while in a
  cropping session.
• Annotations stay visible while cropping: Marks that fall outside the
  current crop rectangle are still drawn during a crop session, so you can see
  what you are about to cut. Covermarks and spotlight dimming are hidden during
  crop for usability, and return when you accept.
• Live selection preview: Dragging a selection box in the canvas will now
  show a border around items that get included in the selection in real time as
  you continue dragging.
• Covermarks cover expanded canvas: When you crop past the image bounds, the
  covermark pattern now fills the expanded area instead of stopping at the
  original edge.
• Video share parity: The video editor's share actions now match the image
  editor's. Copied recordings get a proper name, and a share that cannot be
  baked is refused with a reason instead of silently producing the wrong file.
• Fixed: The preview editor no longer crashes when zooming in quickly on a
  large capture with many annotations.

Windows:

• Windows 10 window controls: The minimize, restore, and close buttons now
  render on Windows 10. They were previously invisible while still being
  clickable.
• Diagnostics report: Windows builds now write a small text report to
  %LOCALAPPDATA%\cosmic-capture-kit\logs describing the graphics adapter and
  window settings. It exists to track down a Windows 10 display problem and
  contains no screenshots, file names, or personal data. It will be removed once
  that issue is resolved.

Known issues:

• On Windows 10, the shaded overlay shown when selecting a capture area renders
  solid black instead of see-through, and frosted-glass window effects do not
  apply. Windows 11 is unaffected. This is under active investigation, and the
  diagnostics report above is part of tracking it down.

Note: Windows 10 is not officially supported, but effort is being made to
ensure rudimentary compatibility at this time.