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Right Panel v1.4.31

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Right Panel

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Everything below is a direct link to a file published with v1.4.31.

Platform Get it
Windows (recommended) RightPanel-Setup.exe installer · or RightPanel-portable.exe / RightPanel-windows-x64.zip
macOS (beta) RightPanel-macos-arm64.dmg (Apple Silicon) · RightPanel-macos-x64.dmg (Intel). Right-click → Open the first time. Zips too: arm64 · x64
Linux (beta) RightPanel-linux-amd64.deb · RightPanel-linux-x64.tar.gz (X11 + WebKitGTK 4.1)

Every release keeps its own files — see all releases.
For what changed in every earlier version, see the full changelog.

New in 1.4.31

  • A key on its own can open the panel — the Keybinds capture treated Ctrl, Shift, Alt and Win as "still choosing" and threw them away, so only a combination could be bound and the tray's Hold key to open was the only way to get Ctrl on its own. A lone modifier now binds when it is released, and Ctrl + Q still binds as a pair
  • Hold key to open is gone from the tray — it offered four fixed choices and could not express a combination, so Ctrl + Shift + Space showed up there as Ctrl. Opening on a key is the panel's own setting (Settings → Keybinds) and is not duplicated in the tray
  • Reset to default is in the tray — it opens Settings on the General tab and arms the button there, so it still takes a second tap rather than wiping the dock and the themes from one stray menu click
  • The Settings panel changes height with its tabs — every page carried a floor set by the shortest one, which is why a tall page and a short page sat in the same box. Each page now takes its own height. Switching tabs no longer walks the panel up the screen either: the frame loop was re-deriving the top from a spring that had not settled
  • The eyedropper shows a crosshair — the full-screen window that takes the picking click had no cursor of its own, and Windows reads a class with none as the app-start cursor, which is the hourglass. It carries the crosshair of a screen ruler now
  • The Network tool's open-domain button is gone — the Domain row is still there and still copies like every other row
  • One spelling for color — the British spelling is gone from the panel, the README and these notes