NanoPrint v0.2.0

New: automatic updates. NanoPrint now checks GitHub Releases every six hours, verifies each update's signature and installs it once no job has printed for five minutes, then starts again in the tray. Preferences → Updates turns it off, checks on request and installs at once. Works on Windows, macOS and the Linux AppImage (.deb and .rpm update through the package manager).

Coming from 0.1.0? Install this version once by hand: 0.1.0 has no updater. From here on, NanoPrint updates itself.

The welcome now says that NanoPrint starts with the computer and where to turn that off.

Download the installer for your system below. Installation steps for each system:
https://nanoprint.nanofactura.com/en/#download (en español: https://nanoprint.nanofactura.com/#download).

What changed: CHANGELOG.md.

Verify a download: gh attestation verify <file> --repo nanofactura/nanoprint

Code signing policy: Windows releases are going to be signed through the SignPath Foundation program for open-source projects; until it accepts NanoPrint, installers are not signed. Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation. Roles and privacy: code signing policy.

NanoPrint v0.1.0

First public release of NanoPrint: a free, open-source tray app that prints receipts and kitchen orders from web apps to ESC/POS thermal printers on Windows, macOS and Linux, compatible with qz-tray.js.

• Each site asks for permission once; revoke it any time from the panel.
• Printers tab with a test page; choose which printers sites can use.
• Secure (https) sites in one click, history without printed content, English and Spanish.
• Pages can start a closed NanoPrint with a nanoprint://start link.

Download the installer for your system below. Installation steps for each system:
https://nanoprint.nanofactura.com/en/#download (en español: https://nanoprint.nanofactura.com/#download).

What changed: CHANGELOG.md.

Verify a download: gh attestation verify <file> --repo nanofactura/nanoprint

Code signing policy: Windows releases are going to be signed through the SignPath Foundation program for open-source projects; until it accepts NanoPrint, installers are not signed. Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation. Roles and privacy: code signing policy.