What changed
in every release.
A version number expands — inside is what changed in that release. The same notes appear in the store listing when the update arrives.
- Settings are split into three tabs: Interface and style, Privacy, Backups.
- Canvases with images and PDFs are noticeably faster: no more freezes when zooming out or when new elements appear, and panning and zooming stay smooth.
- The first PDF page is shown without quality loss; older previews are refreshed automatically.
- Faster element selection on large canvases.
- Rename a canvas, including nested canvases, by double-clicking its title.
- The group panel lists the selected group first and no longer overlaps its neighbours; the connection-type hint no longer flickers.
- Error notifications dismiss themselves after a few seconds.
- The taskbar and desktop icon is drawn without a coloured plate.
The first public release: nested canvases, the library, files beside the diagram, and local storage without an account. There is nothing to compare it with, so it has no list of changes.
Updates arrive through the Microsoft Store, which installs the new version itself. What comes next is on the roadmap.