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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Apr 21:50
· 676 commits to main since this release

Added

  • Smart marker mode — OCR-based text detection snaps the marker's vertical position and height to actual text lines. Respects the user's horizontal drag range while auto-aligning to the nearest text. Toggle in marker tool options. Vertical pill cursor when active.
  • Scroll capture live preview panel — floating panel beside the capture region shows the stitched image updating in real-time as you scroll. Bottom-aligned with the selection rectangle, grows upward.
  • Editor zoom dropdown — the zoom percentage in the editor top bar is now a clickable dropdown with Zoom In/Out, Fit Canvas, and preset levels (50%/100%/200%). Replaces the old reset-zoom button.
  • Editor keyboard zoom — Cmd+=/Cmd+- to zoom in/out, Cmd+0 for 100%, Cmd+1 for fit canvas in the editor window.
  • Arrow flip toggle — new "Flip" button in arrow tool options to reverse the arrowhead direction (head at start instead of end).
  • Toolbar color customization — accent and icon colors are now configurable in Preferences with live preview and reset-to-default.
  • GIF recordings in history — GIF recordings now appear in the screenshot history with a thumbnail from the first frame.
  • Homebrew Cask CI — release workflow auto-bumps the Homebrew cask formula via brew bump-cask-pr.

Changed

  • Scroll capture frame stability — fixed a critical bug where the frame stability check was non-functional: it compared GPU-backed frames whose pixel data was inaccessible, so the comparison always failed silently. Every capture was essentially grabbing whatever frame happened to be available, including mid-scroll and mid-render states. Now properly converts frames to CPU-backed memory before comparing, with exponential backoff (10ms–80ms) for apps with slow compositors like Chrome.
  • Scroll capture speed — persistent capture stream runs at 120fps (was 60fps) for fresher frames. Auto-scroll cycle reduced from ~200ms to ~80ms per frame. Manual scroll settlement tuned for reliable captures without unnecessary delays.
  • Annotation selection highlight — replaced the dashed rectangle with semi-transparent fill with a clean accent-colored outline that follows the annotation's actual shape (rounded rect corners, ellipse outline, etc.). Resize handles now use white fill with accent border.
  • Rotation snap — holding Shift while rotating now snaps to 45-degree steps instead of 90-degree.
  • Rotation hit-testing — hit-test for rotated annotations now properly un-rotates the test point, fixing cases where clicking on a rotated shape wouldn't select it.
  • Pencil cursor — larger (25% bigger) with black outline for better visibility on light backgrounds.
  • Thick arrow sizing — reduced to match proportions of other arrow styles at the same stroke width.
  • Editor scroll behavior — mouse wheel now scrolls content vertically (instead of zooming). No elastic bounce when content fits within the window. Scrollbar tracks extend to window edges.
  • Editor toolbar spacing — increased margins for bottom and right toolbars in the editor window.
  • Toolbar overlap — right toolbar moves out of the bottom toolbar's way instead of vice versa, with vertical fallback when horizontal shift isn't enough.
  • Hotkey display — added F13–F20, arrow keys, and other special keys to the key name map in Preferences.

Fixed

  • Scroll capture stitch glitches — the frame stability fix above is the primary fix. Previously, capturing mid-render frames (especially in Chrome and Electron apps) produced horizontal line artifacts, shifted rows, and misaligned seams in the stitched output.
  • Video editor save failure — when the recording directory bookmark is invalid or inaccessible, the save button now falls back to a Save As panel instead of silently failing.

Removed

  • Velocity pencil mode — removed the experimental per-point stroke width feature. The variable-width rendering had visual artifacts and the velocity tracking was unreliable with Chaikin smoothing.