What's new in Crushee 2.4.6
Jun 21, 2023
- Fixed dark mode drop down text color.
- Adjusted thread timeout.
- Updated analytics code.
New in Crushee 2.4.5 (Jul 14, 2022)
- Fixes & improvements:
- Added support for HEIC files (read only). HEIC files will automatically be converted to JPEG if another format is not selected. HEIC as an output format is not supported.
- Fixed saving with special characters in the filename (MacOS only).
- Fixed "Show original" causing an error.
- Fixed WebP files not listing in the Open File dialog.
New in Crushee 2.4.4 (Jul 6, 2022)
- Improved thread exit code to avoid orphaned processes on MacOS.
- Duplicate files are now ignored.
New in Crushee 2.4.3 (Jul 3, 2022)
- Fixed race condition causing the app to sometimes break at startup.
New in Crushee 2.4.2 (Jul 3, 2022)
- Fixed update notification always displaying.
- Added background color option to Preferences window. (#73)
- Improved startup time.
New in Crushee 2.4.1 (Jul 2, 2022)
- Fixed errors when adding files using an app shortcut, command line, or using "Open with" (Windows only).
- Fixed handling of files with long names. #81
- Saved files that have not been converted to a different file type will preserve their extension, unmodified (no more .jpeg -> .jpg).
- User preferences and temp files are now removed on uninstall (Windows only).
- Updated dependencies.
- Adjusted styling, slightly.
New in Crushee 2.4.0 (Mar 2, 2022)
- Fixes & improvements:
- Added initial support for AVIF.
- Implemented new options for optimizing GIFs.
- Improved crushing time for JPEGs.
- Tuned WebP output quality.
- Added CMD/Ctrl+Q shortcut for quitting app.
- Added option to remove larger (poorly optimized) files more prominently in the UI.
- Updated dependencies.
- Fixed incorrect image orientation when rotation information was included in the EXIF metadata.
- Fixed issues related to incorrect file names/extensions when saving.
New in Crushee 2.3.0 (Apr 13, 2020)
- Dark mode is back, baby!
- The Crush/Save/Add buttons now have additional options for quicker access to secondary actions (like Save To Folder or Add Folder).
- Clear All Files is now a more prominent button.
- You can now drag-and-drop files to the Crushee icon in the Command-Tab interface. (MacOS only)
- There's now a Preferences menu for managing various settings.
- You can now configure the number of files that can be worked on at once.
- The app now sends some basic analytics data so I can get an idea of how people are using the app. No file names, file content, or other personal user data is collected. You can disable analytics tracking from the new Preferences window.
- There's now an option to add a folder from the start screen.
- Sliders now have a very generous click area.