What's new in Plaster 2.2
Dec 15, 2020
- Plaster is now a universal build and runs natively in Big Sur on an Apple silicon based Mac.
- Mac OS 10.10 is the first supported version.
New in Plaster 2.1 (Nov 3, 2020)
- When choosing to embed an image into a folder icon you can now choose a light or dark folder icon.
- The online help will switch its display for dark mode.
New in Plaster 2.0 (Jul 5, 2019)
- The application no longer supports OS versions earlier than 10.9.
- The application has passed through Apple's notarization servers.
- The Round Corners advanced option has been replaced by an option called Image Rounding. You can specify the percentage to be applied when setting the x and y radiuses or pick a canned setting from a control. At a percentage of 50, icons can be rounded.
- The Transparent border and Visible border settings may be specified as pixel (as opposed to percentage) values by entering them as negative numbers.
- Images can be converted to grayscale.
- Images can be applied on top of a standard Mac folder icon.
- When an image is initially being chosen from a folder's contents, a folder.jpg file will always be chosen first.
- You can now drag images out of Plaster to other applications and optionally have them auto-scaled down.
- You can now copy images from Plaster and paste files and images into it.
New in Plaster 1.3.4 Build 44 (Sep 11, 2016)
- Code signing changes for Sierra
New in Plaster 1.3.3 Build 43 (Feb 16, 2016)
New in Plaster 1.3.2 Build 42 (Nov 3, 2015)
- Changed the way .icns files are generated to clean up some rendering issues. Note that this only affects Snow Leopard and icons placed on volumes.
New in Plaster 1.3.1 Build 41 (Oct 28, 2015)
- Cleaned up some El Capitan issues.
New in Plaster 1.3 Build 40 (Apr 3, 2015)