Version 9.2 (9.2.9193)

• "Custom Sorting for Column Browser" hotkey description corrected
• ASR presets fixes
• Documentation update
• "Copy tags to clipboard" bug fix, when using skin colors
• ASR/MSR/LR bug fixes
• General critical bug fix
• Huge code refactoring. Many UI/UX bug fixes related to ASR/MSR and Change Case

• "Change Case" presets
• New command "Custom sorting for Column browser"

• Some UI and skin colors adjustments

• New ASR preset attribute: "Hidden preset". You can enable displaying hidden presets using corresponding ASR filtering button, but unlike all other filtering buttons, clicking the button "Show hidden presets" will show BOTH hidden and generic presets
• Now ASR presets can be "chained". You can assign to any ASR preset the next preset that will be executed right after the execution of the given preset. You can search the next preset to be selected in the "next preset" combo box by typing part or some parts of searched preset name. The searching works much better if skin coloring is on.
  You can show all presets included in the chain containing the currently selected preset by clicking "filter" button next to button to clear next preset search field. Preset chain won't be auto-executed in interactive mode (with preview), but you can easily go to the next preset in the chain by clicking button "☛" for manual execution of the next preset. Alternatively, you can assign hotkey to preset by ticking check box "Assignt hotkey". ASR presets with "assigned" hotkeys will appear in plugin main and context menu, even if you haven't actually assigned hotkeys to them, but only ticked corresponding check box. Preset chains will be completely executed if you manually invoked (or ticked for auto-execution on tag changes) the first preset by hotkey or plugin menu item (i.e. not using ASR interactive mode).
  You can use preset chains when five available preset replacements steps are insufficient or simply to chain independent existing presets