Sharper Exports and Self-Checking Guides

Sharper exports and a preview that fits: Native and higher-resolution exports — a new Native resolution keeps the picture at its own pixels and grows the frame around it, so a Retina recording exports at the detail you recorded instead of a downscaled 1080p

Sharper exports and a preview that fits: The export dialog states your machine's real encoder ceiling — before you export it says, for example, "Native would be 5466×3226; this machine encodes up to 4096×2304, so the file is 4096×2304," instead of quietly downscaling. The size estimate and the preview use the same number

Sharper exports and a preview that fits: The preview fits the frame instead of stretching it — a flat recording is fit to the available space rather than squashed, and it re-fits when you change resolution, aspect, padding or background

Sharper exports and a preview that fits: A crisper preview — a plain take now renders through the same picture path the posed stage uses, so the recording's UI text stays legible while you edit

Suggest masks by scanning the screenshot (macOS): Suggest masks with OCR on a desktop-window recording — a local, on-device scan reads the text baked into your screenshots and queues suggested mask boxes over anything that looks like a secret, for you to review and commit

Keep a guide in sync with your code: Attach a Git repository to a standalone guide, then map each step to the repository-relative source files it documents

Keep a guide in sync with your code: Check now compares the guide's baseline commit with your current checkout and flags the steps whose mapped files were changed, renamed or deleted

Keep a guide in sync with your code: Rebaseline accepts the current commit as the new comparison point; Detach removes the link and the step mappings after a confirm

Keep a guide in sync with your code: Repository content is never sent to a model or over the network by this workflow

A "Needs attention" view for a library that stays accurate: Needs attention — a new library filter that gathers, in one place, guides with fragile or broken anchors, screenshots waiting for review, checks never run or gone stale, and repository drift

A "Needs attention" view for a library that stays accurate: Status pills on guide cards — anchor health (not checked / fragile / broken), a "screenshots to review" count, and repository drift ("repo not checked" or a source-change count)

Portable, editable project bundles: Save an editable project — export selected recordings and guides, with their screenshots, editable sidecars and studio settings, into a single .1showcase file to back up or move to another machine

Portable, editable project bundles: Import project restores a bundle — recordings, guides, and the source media if it was included

Offline transcription on every platform: Captions can now transcribe on Windows and Linux too — macOS uses Apple's on-device speech engine; Windows and Linux can use an already-installed Whisper command-line tool with a model you have already cached

One press back to the recommended camera: Use the recommended settings in the camera panel sets the click-following zoom to the tuned defaults, capped at the sharpest zoom your chosen export size can render cleanly

Privacy, harvest destinations and the extension: Apps and windows never to record — add your own block rules by window title, matched as plain text or a regular expression, on top of the built-in credential-app blocklist; every rule is checked before a display, region or window capture starts

Privacy, harvest destinations and the extension: Discover local destination apps — Settings can scan the loopback range for other apps that can receive a harvested value, fill in their port and name for you, and load their typed field catalog so the review picker offers named fields instead of raw connector addresses

Privacy, harvest destinations and the extension: Browser extension status — Settings now shows whether the extension has reached the desktop app and whether their versions match, and offers an Install from Chrome Web Store button once the listing is published

Recorded colours match what you saw — desktop captures are tagged sRGB, so saturated interface colours land the way your screen and browser render them (macOS)

The extension setup steps lead with the Web Store install, keeping "Open install folder" as the path for development builds