Release 0.12.2-beta.3 · opentech-dev/tesseract-release

Sharper makers, and a large round of fixes across the editors, Remote Desktop, audio and video exports, and privacy.

Improvements

The makers do sharper work — Promo videos, thumbnails, motion graphics and product shots were reworked — clearer end cards, wording that adds what the title can't, no stray lettering in backgrounds, and every claim checked before it is written.
The assistant reaches more of your library — It can now export, import and change the grid settings in your library, not just browse it.

Files open and save reliably — In the vector editor, SVGs with compound shapes, nested symbols, filters or a turned-off effect reopen and save without freezing or dropping work, and EPS and e-book exports say plainly what they flatten or cannot carry.
Your typing is never lost while a file loads — In the spreadsheet, Get Data and query refreshes keep what you typed while they wait, copied-sheet slicers behave, and Goal Seek reports honestly. Office tools in Word run even with no document open.
Pictures and Track Changes — Swapping a picture in Word with Track Changes on leaves one clean picture instead of struck-out copies, and picture edits respect the document's locks again.
Photo and PDF — The photo editor respects locked layers, keeps filter masks inside the canvas, and shows its messages in your language; PDF changes finish in a hidden or minimised window, comments read as the document is now, and Compare stays usable after a failed comparison.

Exports run to the very end — Audio exports no longer stop short or hang on "Reading the sound", Strip Silence recovers when the selection changes, and export errors can be read in your language.
Clips and renders — A video clip is recovered if its job times out, captions render from a path with a colon in it, pitch is right on sound that is not 48 kHz, and Publish uses only the video this project rendered.

Cleaner consent and handoff — One consent request per session, withdrawn when you leave; a "yes" is used once for one session, stale requests don't come back with an old answer, and the app tells you who it is waiting for instead of failing in silence.

The browser helper hides more sensitive numbers — Security codes, bank and ID numbers, and one-time setup and recovery keys — even written in groups of digits — are hidden before the AI reads a form, while amounts, dates and phone numbers stay readable.

Updating from inside the app: Settings → About → Check for updates. See the full list in the app under What's New.