What's new in Paparazzi! 1.0b8 Build 819
Dec 19, 2017
- Fixes:
- Fixed bookmark importers not loading which caused a crash on 10.12.6.
New in Paparazzi! 1.0b7 Build 814 (Dec 15, 2017)
- New Features:
- Implemented UI for alert()/confirm()/prompt(). These dialogs won’t show when batch capturing.
- Added an option to start batch capture automatically when new items are added.
- Preliminary help docs.
- Fixes:
- Fixed Contacts import on newer releases of macOS Sierra/High Sierra.
- Fixed a hang while importing favicons for Safari 11 bookmarks.
- Fixed paparazzi URL parsing for Unicode URLs.
- Fixed a potential exception when bookmark/history titles were just the right length.
- Fixed a bug in the save script command on 10.9.
- Fixed installation of the pzi tool’s man page.
- Changes:
- Changed “Inspect Element” to always be enabled.
- Changed the UI for adding separator size presets: Now has a separate button instead of requiring the title to start with “-”.
- New size presets whose names start with “-” are no longer treated as separator items. (Paparazzi! will convert your old separator presets to the new internal format.)
- Imports the list of user agents from Safari, if available.
- The socket for the pzi tool now verifies that the tool is being run by the user who launched Paparazzi! or by root.
- Under the Hood:
- Building with 10.13 SDK/Xcode 9.
- Rewrote history and favicon loading/saving from scratch.
New in Paparazzi! 1.0b5 Build 754 (May 3, 2017)
- Fixes:
- Added a workaround for some sites crashing/not saving on PDF capture.
- Really fixed capturing on macOS 10.11 this time.
- Fixed code-signing verification on the pzi tool and its installer.
- The size presets pop up button for max size works now.
- New Features:
- The Terminal preference pane now shows the installed and bundled tool versions.
- Changes:
- Removed stand-alone size/delay toolbar items from capture windows.
New in Paparazzi! 1.0b4 Build 741 (Apr 4, 2017)
- Fixed capturing on macOS 10.11.
New in Paparazzi! 1.0b3 Build 738 (Mar 21, 2017)
- New Features:
- Added an Advanced preference to enable WebKit’s “Inspect Element” menu item.
- Supports HTTP basic/digest auth in the capture window while browsing (capturing the
- page without quitting will work).
- Fixes:
- Fixed URLs with ports being parsed incorrectly. (Punycode-Cocoa 24df025)
- Fixed Paparazzi!’s system services (Capture URL and Add to Batch Capture).
- Batch item descriptions now update live when their per-item settings are changed.
- Settings popovers can now be shown when their toolbar buttons are in the toolbar’s overflow menu.
- The batch list now properly saves per-item settings on quit.
- Minor accessibility fixes.
New in Paparazzi! 1.0b2 Build 726 (Jan 16, 2017)
- New Features:
- Preliminary Touch Bar support in capture and batch windows.
- Fixes:
- Fixed the AppleScript open location command.
- Fixed setting the min/max sizes to 0,0 when none was passed in when using AppleScript.
- Fixed (null) appearing in empty-path’d batch item URLs.
New in Paparazzi! 0.6.7 Build 445 (Apr 24, 2013)
- Fixes:
- Fixed the %f and %u filename format tokens.
- Fixed an exception in the Chrome/Chromium bookmark importer.
- The Bookmarks menu will now use a bookmark’s URL as its title if the title is missing or the empty string.
- Fixed Contacts (Address Book) bookmarks menu item being disabled inappropriately.
New in Paparazzi! 0.6.6 Build 442 (Feb 28, 2013)
- Fixes:
- Fixed the random launching issue on 10.6/10.7. If upgrading from an earlier 0.6.x, you may need to reset your launch services database, either with the Terminal command
- /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Versions/A/Support/lsregister -kill -r -domain local -domain system -domain user
- or via a utility.
- The “JPEG Quality” slider in the batch preferences should actually work correctly now.
- Corrected the tooltip for the “Share” button.
- The max history setting should work now.
- The built-in Sparkle framework is now properly code signed.
- Changes:
- No longer imports Contacts’ URLs by default.
- Preliminary help documentation (still unfinished).
- Updated to Growl Framework 2.0.1.
- New Features:
- Added a “Take URL From” script for Chrome (since it supports AppleScript now).
- The Interact sheet now has “Close and Capture” and “Close” buttons.
- HiDPI captures are now indicated as such in the status area (next to the pixel dimensions).
- Added an option in the Advanced Preferences to simulate Non-HiDPI captures on Retina Macs. This will still import resources included via media queries, etc., as I haven’t found a way to spoof pixel-ratio yet.
- Added an option in the Advanced Preferences pane to accept invalid HTTPS certificates.
- Added HTML files for release notes and a bookmarklet (in the Help menu).
New in Paparazzi! 0.6.5 Build 406 (Feb 21, 2013)
- Fixes:
- Preferences window should show the General pane on first launch.
- Fixed an issue where an error loading a subframe (e.g., an ad) would cause the whole capture operation to fail.
- Fixed an issue where capturing via AppleScript with a min or crop size would fail.
- Fixed the start capturing AppleScript command.
- Don’t try to load an apple-touch-icon if we’re batch capturing.
- Fix the Save Format popup in the Batch Prefs.
- Fix a crash on 10.6.8 that would occur when trying to write the source URL to a file’s finder comments.
- Batch JPEG quality now defaults to 80% instead of 0%.
- New Features:
- Press ⌘⏎ to capture from the interact sheet without reloading.
- Version checking and updating now uses the Sparkle framework.
- Changes:
- Stopped calling builds “beta” (What would be 0.6bx is now 0.6.x.)
- Updated to Growl SDK 2.0.
- “Make per-host subdirectories” and “Treat plain text files as lists of URLs” are now the default.
New in Paparazzi! 0.6 Beta 4 (Jul 31, 2012)
- FIXES:
- Many issues fixed.
- Better document size handling.
- New Features:
- Retina artwork (except for a few places).
- New date formatting strings: ${date:format} where “format†is replaced by a Unicode date format.
- Menu bar control; drag to the menubar to capture/add to batch (option switches behavior).
- Custom user agent (global; in Advanced prefs).
- Location bar autocomplete; will complete from previously captured URLs and bookmarks.
- Support for Sharing Services on OS X 10.8.
- Support for Notification Center on OS X 10.8 (can be disabled in Advanced preferences).
- Main Window:
- Now uses a real toolbar.
- Batch Window:
- Quick Look (spacebar or ⌘Y).
- Easier URL input.
- CHANGES:
- Better separator display in Sizes prefs.
- Now uses WebKit history for storing history.
- Bunches of other things I canst remember because itss been so long.
- Codesigned with Apple Developer ID.
New in Paparazzi! 0.5 Beta 6 (Jan 26, 2009)
- Fixes:
- Worked around an error when adding URLs to the batch window via AppleScript.
- Got rid of the token field for filename formatting. Leopard likes to collapse spaces in them.
- Allow scrolling and show the resize indicator in the “Interact with Web View” sheet under Leopard, since the various redraw/update issues appear to be fixed.
- Hopefully fixed crashing when the version-check hits a redirect.
New in Paparazzi! 0.5 Beta 4 (Jul 23, 2008)
- Plugin (e.g., Flash) capture works on 10.4 ! Though the plugin images still don't save when saving as PDF.
- Fixed an issue that would occur if you had your max history count set to zero.
- Fixed incorrect changing of font in the "Preview" label on first capture.
- Capture of many framesets now works much better. For example, capturing k10k.net or a reference page with TOC on developer.apple.com will capture the full page (except when using too-small min-widths). This only works under 10.3.9 or later because that version of the Mac OS included new WebKit methods to determine the kind of frame a child frame is (frame, iframe, or object).
- Fixed an issue where attempting to capture certain sites with additional script-loaded content (e.g., eBay) would cause loading to appear to stall indefinitely.
- Improved capture of framesets with meta-redirecting subframes.
- Made -makeKeyAndOrderFront: on the invisible capture window a no-op, for some sites whose JavaScript likes to focus the main window.
- Forced JavaScript on. The WebKit DOM methods don't work if it's off.
- Fixed an issue that would cause future URLs to not load, with a "nil string" error logged to the system console.