prev 1.6.0

Added

• Drag and drop on macOS, both ways, as on Linux and Windows: pictures,
  text, files and pages in; text, areas, pages and images out.
• Images dropped on the page thumbnails, or dragged there as image
  annotations, become pages of their own, fitted to the page size.
• A PDF file dropped on a document's page asks whether to add it to the
  end or open it in its own window.
• Ctrl (Control on macOS) while dropping on the page view sends the drop
  to the sidebar: among the pages, or with an image window's images.
• An image annotation dragged onto an image window's sidebar is saved to
  Downloads and joins the window.

Changed

• Shift no longer takes dropped images as files; Ctrl sends them to the
  sidebar instead. Shift still moves pages, and on macOS Command does
  too.
• An image file dropped on a page goes on it even with the markup bar
  closed.
• Notices go away by themselves after 10 seconds, and their bar takes
  the theme's colors instead of inverted ones.
• The accent color setting follows the system on every platform: the
  desktop theme's accent on Linux, and the accent color set on Windows
  and macOS. The settings file's omarchy-palette is now
  system-accent, and the old name still works.
• With the system accent off, or where the system has none, a row of
  colors in Settings picks the one prev's colors are built from; grey
  gives a neutral scheme. It is saved as accent-color.
• Ctrl+drag (⌘+drag on macOS) pans a zoomed-in document, whatever tool
  is chosen; the pointer turns into an open hand as soon as the key is
  held, and a closed one while dragging, drawn as on macOS on Linux and
  Windows too.
• The version in Settings and prev --version names the commit it was
  built from, and the time for development builds.
• New settings default to no animations, a 20 px corner radius and 25%
  overlay transparency; settings already saved keep their values.

Fixed

• Animated images no longer flicker while they play.
• Closing the file chooser with Escape no longer shows an error.
• Wheel zoom on macOS moves at the same speed as elsewhere instead of
  barely moving with each notch.