WoRTool 0.1.4

• Your next muster in the title bar. The next event with a countdown, and how many events are waiting on your answer.
• Keyboard shortcuts. A sheet in the account menu lists every key, including the overlay's as you have set them.
• Easier to leave the overlay. Its focus and close keys stay on screen while it lets clicks through, and resting the pointer on it shows Focus and close buttons.
• Reset covers the overlay too, putting back its size, position, opacity and ruler choice.

WoRTool 0.1.2

• The plan overlay, rebuilt. It follows the board live as anyone draws, opens framed on your plan, and its keys now work while the game has focus. Ctrl+Alt+F focuses it to zoom, pan, change slides and measure, and Esc hands you back to the game. Every key can be changed in Settings.
• A ruler that knows the map. Distances come from the map's own scale, with the Length of Fuze for the 3-inch and Parrott rifles or the Napoleon.
• Search from the title bar. A search field in the middle of the bar, opened with Ctrl+F or /, now finds maps, units and weapons as well as pages and plans.
• A proper account menu. Your unit, your pages on wortool.com, and signing out, with what that forgets.
• Saved Server Editor logins. Passwords are kept on your computer, encrypted by your system's keychain.
• WoRSketch looks at home on the desktop. A new desk, drawing cursors that preview the next mark, and plans that open framed on what is drawn.
• Reset to defaults in Settings, and developer tools closed in published builds.

WoRTool 0.1.1

• Register wortool:// from the Windows installer
• Draw the settings icon as a cog
• Show the signed-in account on Home in the sign-in band's form
• Sign the desktop app out the moment its session is revoked
• Show and change what opens wortool:// links from Settings
• Keep the development build's profile apart from the installed app's
• Give Home a sign-in band a reader can see
• Set a unit's arms as a roll and keep its maps table's names readable

WoRTool 0.1.0

The first release of WoRTool for desktop: the War of Rights catalog, readable offline once it has been opened; the WoRSketch planner, with a plan that can sit over the game; the server editor; and your communities and operations. The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple.