Bento Slides 1.2.11 and 1.2.12: lock elements, links as you type, and a security fix

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Please update: 1.2.12 is a security release

1.2.12 closes an issue found in our own review, so please update. The details will follow here once people have had time to update. It includes everything in 1.2.11 below.

Lock an element

A full-slide image or fill no longer gets in the way of drag-selecting the things on top of it. Select it and press ⌘L (Ctrl+L), or use Lock in the Arrange section or the right-click menu. Clicks, marquee drags, arrow keys and Delete all pass over it. It stays in the Layers list with a padlock, and Alt-click still reaches it when you want to unlock it. Thanks to @johnbeard for asking.

Links as you type

Type or paste a web address into a text box and it becomes a link once you finish the word. A full stop or closing bracket after it stays outside the link, and ⌘Z straight after turns it back into plain text. Thanks to @Hermholtz.

Indent and Outdent in the formatting bar

Select text in a bulleted or numbered list and the bar now has Outdent and Indent beside the list buttons. Tab and Shift+Tab still work too. Also @Hermholtz's request.

A speaker view that fits your screen

The current and next-slide previews now resize with the presenter window, and notes are bigger, so they read at a glance. Thanks to @tikurahul, who also sent the next one.

Formulas morph with a little spring

When a formula morphs between slides, each symbol now travels to its new place with a gentle overshoot and settle, and stays lined up with its formula the whole way.

PowerPoint, both ways

Bulleted and numbered lists now arrive in PowerPoint as real lists, nesting and live numbering included, instead of one run-together line. Links inside text become working hyperlinks. Both come back as lists and links when you import a PowerPoint deck.

Also in 1.2.11

• Embedded fonts use their own bold, instead of a browser-thickened regular. Thanks to @tikurahul.
• Pasted text keeps its spaces, so a monospace table keeps its columns. Thanks to @Hermholtz.
• Pressing an unselected object and dragging moves it in one motion again.
• Backslashes you type stay, unless they escape formatting. Thanks to @Hermholtz.
• Drag a slide to the very end of the list in one go. Thanks to @Hermholtz.
• Copy works on text that uses the deck's font. Thanks to @b-per.

Open any deck and update from About. As always, the update is signed and your file is rewritten in place.