Releases · mehfuzh/screenforge

Changes since v0.1.0

Linux: window recording via the portal, HiDPI coordinates, editor window size, desktop wallpapers

Back to 0.1.1: re-release 0.1.1 instead of 0.1.2

Site: Linux recording works on Wayland

Wayland recording via the screen-cast portal and PipeWire

Linux packages bundle a static ffmpeg + ffprobe; X11 session guidance for GNOME 49+

Site: detect Linux visitors and offer the Linux build

cut-release: start the release workflow by file name

Changes

Update screencast: wallpapers, cuts, detach audio, background music; list each music track once
Linux support: X11 recording (ffmpeg x11grab, X11 input, cpal microphone), .deb and .tar.gz packages, Linux CI and release jobs
Dark theme is Catppuccin Mocha and the default again; Osaka Jade stays as an option
Background music loops seamlessly: beat-matched loop points with crossfade (scripts/make-loops.py)
Timeline: translucent theme-tinted clips, zooms, audio and music lanes
Scrubbing or jumping the playhead pauses the audio too
Osaka Jade: muted jade accent
Osaka Jade theme (default), glass Record window button, countdown without Cancel (Esc), Export icon button
Typing zooms follow the text caret (Accessibility), with an optional permission card and settings entry
Export settings open in their own window; taller padded email field
Default recording countdown: 5 seconds
New recordings start on a macOS wallpaper; white film-leader countdown
Window picker Record button, film-leader countdown over the target, mic icon level fill, bar fits its contents, glass-styled bar menus
Update screencast
General page: plain Speed heading
Split cuts the video when the playhead is outside the selected audio clip
General-page speed applies to the selected clip when one is selected
Whole-recording speed on the General page (timeline keeps its width); outlined chip buttons
ScreenForge: macOS screen recorder and editor for polished videos

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mehfuzh/screenforge/commits/v0.1.0