Shotts 0.10.0

Scrolling capture:

• Memory at the largest picture is about a fifth of what it was (291 MB, not 1.4 GB), and the
  picture opens at once.
• A spinner, a typing indicator, or a status line in a sticky bar no longer breaks the capture,
  and a page with only a few lines on it is followed to its end.
• Shotts waits for the area's first frame before it scrolls, so the top is never lost; it speeds
  back up after slowing; and the pointer goes back where it was when it stops.
• A display change, or quitting, keeps what was captured and opens it.
• Pictures are in the display's own colors.

Recording:

• Keys never show typing: a key counts as a shortcut only with Control or Command; Option and
  Shift alone show only with keys that act on their own (arrows, Return, Tab, Escape, F-keys).
  A held key shows once.
• A Save or Copy chosen while the file is still being made finishes even if the window is
  closed, and Save never leaves a cut-off file under your name. Closing still asks until the
  recording has really been saved, copied, or dragged out.
• The quiet calibration tone plays only on a device's first recording with the Mac's sound,
  and again after a month, not every time; stopping no longer waits for it.
• Turning Keys on asks for Input Monitoring then, not over the recording. Recording without
  the microphone or keys after the alert leaves the app you were in at the front.
• The recording's last frames no longer catch the outline and drawings coming down.

Quitting and the hot keys:

• Quit asks before losing a recording still being finished or saved, words being typed into a
  new text, or a shotts recording's files; quitting during a scrolling capture opens it.
• A cancelled log-out no longer turns the quit question off.
• F10, ⇧⌘2, and their Option forms do nothing while a capture, recording, or scrolling capture
  is being set up or an alert is open, so an editor never lands in what is being captured.

The command line (shotts):

• Allow Command-Line Capture can no longer be turned on by a launch argument.
• Every request is checked in Shotts as well as in the tool, within bounds: --delay and
  --duration up to a day, --width 16 to 16384, at most 16 files, and --fps checked even
  with no file named. A request a script makes by hand can no longer crash Shotts.
• A tool that stops reading (Control-Z, a script reading only at the end) can no longer freeze
  Shotts.
• Files are made where nothing else can reach them and placed only once all are made; a
  default name never replaces an existing file but takes " 2", " 3"…
• stop works while a recording runs even with the switch off.
• New exit code 6 (unavailable) when Shotts is not installed or does not answer.
• --audio system,mic is gone: use both.
• shotts opens the Shotts it is inside, and window titles with control characters print safely.
• F10 and shotts wait for each other instead of capturing each other's windows; F10 stops a
  shotts countdown, and beeps while a request is otherwise busy.

Smaller and safer builds:

• The app is 10% smaller and shotts 38% smaller.
• A debug build is its own app, with its own permissions, so it can never lend the release's
  Screen Recording permission to another program.

Install with Homebrew:

brew install --cask shreeve/tap/shotts

Installed copies update themselves: choose Check for Updates… in the menu bar menu.