Basic Windows 10 UWP support

This release build base UWP support, which means that the foundations for an Microsoft Store release are laid. It also includes a new "Feedback" button, which brings you to the issues page, where you can file an issue.

Changelog

• Added: Basic Windows 10 UWP support
• Added: Feedback button

Maintenance release v3

Changelog

• replaced hard-coded version check with a check for the version number of the "Image sort.UI.exe" assembly.

Maintenance release v2

Changelog

• Fixed: Closing the main window does not result in closing the process, because the help window is still loaded.
• Fixed: The installer does not include the HELP.md file for the offline help fallback.

Maintenance release

Changelog

• Moved the HELP.md file online for faster documentation.
• Created a fallback to an offline (but also out of date) documentation.

Get help inside the app

You can now get help inside the app. That means, that you can now open a small window with a overview over all buttons and functions and get a little guide on your first run.

Changelog

• Added a help window.
• Renamed the "Skip File" button to "Skip" for consistency reasons.

A small visual overhaul

With this release, the main window has been restyled to have a more modern look. See it for yourself!
Also, the state of the window gets restored every time you open it. That means, that if you resize it, close it and then open it again, it should be as big and at the same position as last time you opened it.

Changelog:

• Overhauled the visual appearance of the main window.
• Window state now gets saved and restored every time you reopen the app.

Maintenance release

Changelog

• Added information about the creation date and time of the current image.

Polishing up the experience v2

This release does not introduce any new features, it only fixes bugs.

Changelog

• Fixed: Pressing the right or left arrow keys, while an item in the list of folders is selected, results in the list scrolling horizontally instead of skipping/moving the images.
• Fixed: Entering an empty folder allowed for moving and skipping, even through there is no image to skip/move.
• Fixed: Trying to "go back" on the first image results in skipping the image.

Hotfix

Changelog:

• Added a shortcut for opening the current image in the explorer.

Easing things up

Before, when you sorted a folder, a number of things were really annoying. When you sorted an folder, you could not see which file you were seeing (name, format, size), how many images there are yet too sort, and you had to open the explorer to find that out and manually search that image, something, that this app aims to avoid. Also, when you accidentally moved an image to the wrong folder, then that's it. Now you had to open the explorer and move the file manually.

This release solves a lot of these problems by:

1. Showing the information about the image inside the app
2. Showing how much progress was made already
3. Giving the option to open the current image in explorer
4. Enabling the option to revert the (accidental) moving of images (integrated into the "go back" function)

(this is also the changelog, as you may see)

Changelog:

• Showing the information about the image inside the app
• Showing how much progress was made already
• Giving the option to open the current image in explorer
• Enabling the option to revert the (accidental) moving of images (integrated into the "go back" function)