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Release notes

What changed, and when

Every release, in plain language.

What's new

  • Export a real PDF: Naviscroll writes the file itself, so no browser headers or footers land on your pages
  • Front matter gets page one, the steps start on page two, and every page after that carries two steps
  • A "Go to page" link on each step, beside the instruction, with a Style option to turn it off
  • The screenshot now sits directly under its instruction
  • The version number at the foot of the editor's tool rail, linking to these release notes
  • About and Settings redesigned as quick reference sheets
  • "Add a note for readers" appears on Training Guides, and on any step that already has a note
  • A finished recording starts with the document content types unticked, apart from the title
  • The recorder panel closes when you open the Editor or the Library, and reopens whenever you want it
  • Exports no longer carry a "Generated by Naviscroll on" date line. "Created with Naviscroll" remains

Fixed

  • Custom dropdowns that select on press recorded the field but not the option chosen

Known issues

  • Browser-internal pages and the extension stores cannot be captured
  • Native dropdowns record the field, never the option chosen (by design, for privacy)

Earlier releases

What's new

  • Cleaner procedure capture: field clicks, typing and dropdown picks are described as a person would say them
  • Click markers for steps captured inside embedded forms
  • Lighter step cards, an 18px instruction heading and a red click marker
  • Mask options in the tool panel, beside the rail
  • A persistent editor workspace: header and tool rail stay put while the document scrolls
  • A plain-language Style panel with three header treatments
  • Saved Templates and Saved Styles inside the editor workspace
  • The editor is the document: no separate preview

Fixed

  • Steps captured inside an embedded frame showed no marker on the screenshot
  • Uppercase-styled buttons were recorded in capitals rather than as written