SnapBuddy 0.8.0

SnapBuddy 0.8.0

The release that makes the privacy notice true. v0.7.0 was tagged eleven hours before the trash was
written, so every installed copy has been deleting permanently while the published notice promised
ninety days of recovery. This closes that.

Deleting is now recoverable

• Trash. A deleted capture moves to the trash and stays recoverable for 90 days instead of
  vanishing. Restore puts it back where it was, with its share link intact.
• Delete shown clears everything currently filtered on the board in one action, rather than one
  card at a time.

Crashes no longer cost you the take

• A recording rescued after a crash now reaches the board even when it gets there before the board
  does — previously that race left the file orphaned.
• A crash no longer leaves behind a file you can neither see nor delete.

Bug reporting

• Repro steps write themselves. The interaction track is turned into numbered steps, so a bug
  report arrives with what was actually clicked instead of "it broke".
• Sharing controls in Settings — what leaves your machine is now something you set, not something
  you discover.

Fixes you will notice

• Saving a PNG no longer produces shot.png.png when you type the extension yourself.
• A trim now moves everything that describes the footage — annotations and markers stay on the
  frames they were drawn on, instead of drifting by the length of the cut.
• The share link waits for its card, so copying it immediately after a recording no longer hands you
  a link to nothing.
• A double-click on the board stays one gesture instead of firing twice.
• The annotation editor is a real dialog: announced to screen readers, focus trapped inside it, and
  focus returned to where you were when it closes.

Cloud (early)

Recordings can upload to Cloudflare Stream and screenshots to R2, producing a share link that
unfurls properly in Slack, Teams and Discord. This is new and still being proven — a shared
recording does not yet play in Chrome, which is the next thing being fixed. Screenshots are fine.

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Windows only. macOS and Linux have never been built.