Changelog
What's new with version 1.7.7:
Xnappit v1.7.7 is now ready for macOS Tahoe. We have also added many other improvements.
- Added: ensure watermark shows below screenshot.
- Added: improvements to text annotation and screenshot preview.
- Added: Toolbar is now more refined and similar controls are now grouped closer together.
- Feat: Sidebar now generates a palette based on the screenshots most prominent colors.
- Feat: Select current wallpaper as background.
- Fixed: bug in screenshots preview where screenshots with long width were clipped.
- Fixed: bug in Zoom functionality causing clipping when going beyond 100% zoom.
- Fixed: bug causing color palette not to load from captured screenshot.
- Fixed: bug causing previously captured color palette to persist even after clearing all parameters.
- Fixed: Main window now opens when onboarding is complete (solves bug that caused onboarding window to popup every time use opened Xnappit from the dock).
- Fixed: Show correct drop image based on color scheme.
- Fixed: bug that caused crash when uploading file content types that were not images.
What's new with version 1.7.6:
- Fixed: The menubar icon now adapts to light and dark mode.
We have released version 1.7.4 of Xnappit with the following changes:
- Enhanced Performance: Significantly optimized the Tools UI for faster loading and smoother interactions, ensuring a more seamless user experience.
We have released version 1.7.3 of Xnappit with the following changes:
- Added: Ability to edit a screenshot by tapping on the screenshot in the screenshot preview.
- Added: Mechanism to close screenshot preview.
- Fixed: Ensure Screenshot preview is a key window that appears above most macOS windows with low priority.
- Changed: Screenshot preview no longer dismisses itself (Requires manual dismissal).
- Fixed: Several other minor bugs.
We have released version 1.7.2 of Xnappit with the following changes:
- Added: Ability to open the folder where all screenshots live.
- Added: minor improvements to the UI and UX.
- Fixed: Crash when the user presses escape during screenshot area selection.
- Fixed: Several other minor bugs.
Due to popular demand from users, we have built and released Screenshot Drag and Drop, so you can speed through your screenshot taking experence. This release also includes other improvements and updates. Check them out below!
Drag and Drop from Screenshot Preview
Drag and Drop from Main Editing Window
- Added: Ability to drag and drop screenshots from the main editing window and screenshot preview to any application with Drag and Drop support.
- Fixed: Crash when the user taps cancel after opening the native macOS open file dialog.
- Ability to check for updates from the menubar.
- Fixed: Save the image with a watermark if the product is not registered.
- Added: New Vivid background.
- Added: New 'Sky Blue' preset.
- Fixed: Several other bugs.
Today we are introducing Screenshot Previews, a long-awaited feature to enable a vastly improved screenshot taking experience. This update also has a plethora of other improvements and updates to make this release a much more stable one. Enjoy!
- Ability to preview screenshots in a HUD before editing, saving, or copying the screenshot to the pasteboard.
- Removed screen capture options from the toolbar.
- Ability to check for updates from the menubar.
- Show HUD when a screenshot is copied to the pasteboard from the app's toolbar.
- Ability to zoom in and out of the screenshot.
- Mechanism to change parameters by hovering over a parameter's value and clicking it. This brings up a popover with an input field that allows the user to change that parameter's value.
- Ability to select a preset with predefined parameter values to quickly edit your screenshots.
- Ability to create a custom preset.
