Releases: cyanfish/naps2
Releases · cyanfish/naps2
7.3.1
Changes in 7.3.1:
- Improved loading time for "Keep images across sessions"
- PDF encryption settings are now hidden until enabled
- Fixed some SANE devices incorrectly appearing offline
- Fixed some SANE devices not respecting page size
- Fixed OCR issues with non-Latin alphabets
- Bug fixes
7.3.0
Changes in 7.3.0:
- Added a general "Settings" window with new options (some not available on Mac/Linux):
- Show page numbers
- Show Profiles toolbar
- Scan menu changes default profile
- Scan button default action
- Save button default action
- Clear images after saving
- Keep images across sessions
- Only allow a single NAPS2 instance
- Added corresponding appsettings.xml options
- Added "mode" attribute to some settings in appsettings.xml:
- mode="default" provides a default value for the user
- mode="lock" prevents the user from changing the value
- Added new console options:
- "--noprofile" to only use CLI options (not GUI profiles)
- "--listdevices" to see available scanning devices
- "--driver", "--device", "--source", "--pagesize", "--dpi", "--bitdepth" scanning options
- "--deskew", "--rotate" post-processing options
- See https://www.naps2.com/doc/command-line
- Windows: Updated .exe installer style
- Windows: Added back "Alt" hotkeys
- Windows: Fixed an issue sending email with Outlook 2010-2016
- Bug fixes
7.2.2
7.2.1
7.2.0
Changes in 7.2.0:
- Scanner Sharing
- Share scanners with other computers on the local network, for example:
- Turn a desktop-connected USB scanner into a wireless scanner usable from your laptop or phone
- Allow Windows-only scanners to be used from Mac/Linux using a virtual machine
- Set up a Raspberry Pi to turn a USB scanner into a wireless scanner
- On the host computer, in the Profiles window, click Scanner Sharing and choose the scanners to share
- On the client computer, select "ESCL Driver" in your profile settings and you should be able to select the shared scanner
- NAPS2 currently must be kept open on the host for sharing to work
- Shared scanners can be used from any ESCL-capable client, not just NAPS2
- Try Mopria Scan for Android
- Use NoScannerSharing in appsettings.xml to disable
- Share scanners with other computers on the local network, for example:
- Slightly updated icons in the Profiles window
- Old unrecoverable files are now cleaned up on startup
- Mac/Linux have been upgraded to the .NET 8 runtime
- Linux flatpak runtime has been upgraded to 23.08
- Bug fixes
7.1.2
7.1.1
7.1.0
7.0b9
Changes in 7.0b9:
- Improved accuracy of PDF page sizes
- Improved UI responsiveness when OCR is running
- Mac: Improved color accuracy for scans with Apple Driver
- Mac: Added support for dark themes
- Linux: Added support for dark themes
- Linux: Added arm64 .deb/.rpm builds
- Bug fixes
7.0b8
Changes in 7.0b8:
- Added "Email PDF" support to Mac and Linux
- Mac: Apple Mail, Gmail, and Outlook Web options
- Linux: Thunderbird, Gmail, and Outlook Web options
- Added "Print" support to Mac and Linux
- Added notifications to Mac and Linux
- Also updated notification appearance in general
- Linux: Added drag & drop support
- Linux: Improved compatibility with older Linux (e.g. Ubuntu 18.04)
- Linux: Added dependencies to .deb package
- Sane: Show IP addresses for escl/airscan backends
- Windows: Changed installer publisher to "NAPS2 Software"
- Improved error log formatting
- Added debug logging for scanning diagnostics
- Turn on by checking "Enable debug logging" in the About window
- This will record information about scanning activity on disk
- You can find debuglog.txt in the same folder as errorlog.txt
- Use NoDebugLogging in appsettings.xml to hide the option
- Added Bosnian and Indonesian languages
- Bug fixes