What's new in Ember 1.8.3
Jan 27, 2015
- Ember now auto-detects new GIFs added to your library and applies a new, special “GIF” type - high-five.gif!
- Fixes problems snapping webpages in the Ember browser.
- Fixes problems screen recording on OS X Yosemite.
New in Ember 1.8.2 (Oct 21, 2014)
- Brings some much-requested, Mac-native annotation tools to Ember. In the meantime, this update ensures you can snap webpages on OS X Yosemite.
New in Ember 1.8.1 (Sep 9, 2014)
- This update is simply a house-keeping one to ensure Ember launches on newer versions of OS X.
New in Ember 1.8 (Jul 31, 2014)
- Added an all new screen recording feature to Ember. You no longer have to make do with static screenshots, you can now record your screen at a buttery smooth 60fps.
- Now supports screen recording.
- Fixes up a problem with saving GIFs from the Ember browser via the Right-Click menu.
- Fixes support for viewing the source of saved webpages for all snaps created in Ember 1.7.1 and later.
New in Ember 1.7 (Jun 17, 2014)
- Notes:
- Add plain-text documents to your Ember library, right alongside your images. Need to make notes for a project? Just drag the Note to the appropriate collection to put everything in one place. Text files can even be used with any of your Auto-Import rules (set them up in Preferences!).
- Bookmarks:
- You can now save pages as Bookmarks as well as capturing the entire page. Great if you’re wanting to group together links alongside other media!
- Save & View PDF, Video, SVG and Illustrator files:
- Ember now allows you to import, organise and view PDF, QuickTime-compatible video, SVG graphics and Adobe Illustrator files.
- More Sync Improvements:
- There’s some more sync improvements behind the scenes to ensure Ember is even more reliable.
New in Ember 1.6 (May 20, 2014)
- Get your Dropbox dance on: because Ember can now sync via Dropbox as well as iCloud! We’ve also fixed up a number of small niggles that you guys reported and made sure that Ember for Mac is faster than ever.
New in Ember 1.5.1 (Apr 23, 2014)
- This latest update to Ember contains an entirely new iCloud sync engine that makes syncing your library far more reliable. Thanks for all your feedback and patience while we re-worked iCloud sync.
- If you’re still encountering problems with iCloud sync, drop us a line via the “Support” link in the App Store - and if you love Ember, we’d appreciate a review in the App Store.
- P.S. We know that iCloud isn’t for everyone, so expect support for Dropbox sync in a forthcoming Ember update!
New in Ember 1.5 (Mar 6, 2014)
- Organising your sidebar just got a whole lot easier: you can now create folders to group together your collections.
New in Ember 1.4.3 (Feb 24, 2014)
- Improves the appearance of annotations.
New in Ember 1.4.2 (Feb 14, 2014)
- Ember now plays your GIFs in the Image Viewer
- Ember now changes the Ember browser user-agent as you switch between device presets
- Lots of other tweaks and enhancements
New in Ember 1.4.1 (Feb 5, 2014)
- Ever found yourself wanting Ember to automatically add images on your Mac into your Ember Library? We have too: say hello to Auto-Import. You can select any number of folders, build rules for Auto-Import, and Ember will automatically add any images to your library.
- If you’ve got the Browser Extensions always enabled, then Auto-Import adds images in the background too.
- In addition to Auto-Import this update fixes a few problems you’ve reported, and features an even more polished design.
New in Ember 1.3 (Jan 28, 2014)
- Say hello to Blur and Pixelate - the two most frequently-requested annotation tools are ready and waiting to help you annotate images.
- This update also offers a Library backup feature, and Ember automatically backs up your library as you go.
- As always there’s plenty of fixes and improvements (we count over 50) - here’s a few you might notice:
- A new option to hide “Seen” subscription images in the viewer
- Improved behaviour whilst processing images in the Unprocessed view
- You can now download images from the Ember browser’s contextual menu
- Fixed a problem where Quick Look previews would not show for images arriving from iCloud
- Fixed a couple of crashes migrating certain Ember libraries to iCloud
New in Ember 1.2.1 (Dec 4, 2013)
- Selection handles no longer appear in some Area Snaps.
- Color Search is now localised into French, German, Italian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
- Ember is now localised into US English. Colours are now Colors, etc.
New in Ember 1.2 (Oct 28, 2013)
- Colors:
- Ember will analyze the images in your library, and allow you to search for colors. Just type in the name of the color you’re looking for (for example: “Dark Blue”, “Light Green”), or use the color picker when building a Smart Collection.
- iCloud:
- Store your Ember library in iCloud, and access it on each Mac you use.
- Depending on the size of your library, the initial upload to iCloud may take some time. We highly recommend you visit the Ember support area and read our iCloud FAQ before moving your library to iCloud: http://bit.ly/ember_icloud
New in Ember 1.1.1 (Sep 4, 2013)
- We’ve fixed a couple of cases where alerts would appear after uploading multiple images to CloudApp, Tumblr or Flickr.
- Fixes a couple of niggling GIF sharing issues (namely Messages, AirDrop).
- Couple of copy tweaks.
- Lots more improvements behind the scenes!
New in Ember 1.1 (Aug 13, 2013)
- Introducing “Smart Drawing”:
- We’ve been hard at work bringing some frequently-requested features to Ember, and today’s update adds what we’re calling “Smart Drawing”.
- As you annotate your images, Ember detects you’ve drawn an arrow, circle or square, and magically replaces your drawing with a beautifully-smooth shape.
- We’ve made a number of other tweaks and changes in this update:
- Drag images straight from the Finder to Collections in your Ember library!
- Because your GIFs need managing too, Ember is far smarter about dealing with them. GIFs + Ember + Sharing to Tumblr == Awesome
- When you click “Full Width” in the Ember browser the width now tracks any window resizing. P.S. Did you know that you can drag and re-arrange the width of the browser?
- Each image’s file type is now visible in the Inspector.
- Lots of other small fixes and tweaks to ensure your Ember experience is as smooth as possible.
New in Ember 1.0.1 (Jul 27, 2013)
- Things You May Notice:
- Clicking a Subscription notification takes you straight into the subscription
- There’s some new keyboard shortcuts to jump between unseen Subscription images (just use Shift and the arrow keys to jump between new images in the Subscription viewer).
- You can now move snaps between collections from the sidebar: hold option and drag the snap from a collection onto another
- Fixes a couple of incorrect tooltips.
- Things You May Not Notice:
- You can now drag images onto the illustrations in an empty library or Collection.
- Lots of enhancements to how Ember refreshes subscriptions.
- Fixes a couple of cases where notifications were not pluralised.
- We’ve corrected a couple of tooltips.
- Lots of other copy changes to make things even clearer.
- Lots of other small changed behind the scenes.