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AAE 0.3.0
AAE 0.3.0 is the first stable release for Windows. The Mac app hasn't changed since 0.2.2; it shares the version number.
Windows
The Windows app now has the Mac app's windows, with its shortcuts, using Control for Command and Alt for Option:
- Accessibility Inspector (Control-Alt-I): the screen's accessibility tree, as a tree or a flat list with levels, each element's details, and the problems found. Copy it as text, or save it as text or JSON.
- Speech Log (Control-Alt-L), Device Log (Control-Alt-J) and Shell (Control-Alt-T).
- Apps (Control-Alt-P), with permissions and special access, and Accessibility Services (Control-Alt-U).
- Snapshots (Control-Alt-S), and Battery, Location and Phone (Control-Alt-B). Places and addresses are looked up on OpenStreetMap, which gets only the text you typed.
- Android Versions (Control-Alt-A, in the File menu), with updates for the emulator and tools.
- Open Link (Control-Shift-L), Send Intent, and Watch for New Builds.
- Open in Own Window (Control-Alt-O): a device in a window of its own. While it's in front, the menu's shortcuts act on that device.
Each window stays open beside the main one: Tab moves through it, F5 refreshes it if it has a Refresh button, and Escape closes it.
Fixed: Tab got stuck in the set-up text and the last message, and the keyboard could do nothing after a button with the focus became unavailable.
Installing
- Windows: run
AAE-0.3.0-windows-x64-setup.exe. It installs AAE for you alone, with no administrator prompt. It needs Windows 10 or 11 on an Intel or AMD processor, with Windows Hypervisor Platform turned on. AAE isn't signed for Windows yet, so SmartScreen may say it protected your PC: choose More info, then Run anyway. If you have a development build, Help, Check for Updates offers this release. - Mac: download
AAE-0.3.0.dmg, open it and drag AAE to Applications, or choose Check for Updates in the AAE menu. The first time, go to System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway.