What changed in each release. Full notes and checksums are on GitHub.
1.0.0
Windows - In the Microsoft Store, built from the same code as the Mac release.
- Adds Redact and Crop in the editor. The floating thumbnail and capture previous region are Mac only.
- Built and packaged automatically, and it hasn't been run on a real Windows PC yet, so it may have bugs.
Release notes →
1.0.0
macOS - Redact: a solid block that replaces sensitive pixels in the exported image.
- Crop in the editor: non-destructive, with handles, and undo brings the previous bounds back.
- Capture previous region with Ctrl+Shift+2 or the tray menu.
- Floating thumbnail after each capture: click to edit or drag into another app.
- Faster capture on macOS 14 and later: about 120 ms from trigger to frozen screen, down from about 190 ms, on an M3 Pro.
- OCR reads Japanese and Korean. In the editor it reads only what you would export.
Release notes →
0.2.8
macOS - Pen, pen arrow, and highlighter strokes filter hand tremor and render as smooth curves.
- New Pen smoothing setting: Off, Medium, or High.
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0.2.7
macOS - Copy, Save, and successful OCR close the selection overlay right away.
- The size badge shows real pixels on Retina displays.
- A new capture can start while the editor is open, without replacing the open file.
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0.2.6
macOS, Windows - Windows capture placement uses physical monitor coordinates, for mixed-DPI and negative-origin layouts.
- Windows save location handles redirected Desktop folders.
- Overlay failures cancel the capture cleanly, so a later capture can proceed.
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0.2.5
macOS, Windows - The Microsoft Store listing is live and is the recommended Windows install.
- On Windows, EiSen prefers PrintScreen and switches to Ctrl + Shift + 5 when another app owns it.
- Every downloadable file has a matching SHA-256 sidecar.
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