Note: 1.0 requires macOS 10.9 or later

If you're updating from 0.6.7 or earlier, you will need to download manually here.

1.0b11

• Fixes
  • Fixed display of the status item in light mode on Mojave.
  • Batch captures started on launch by using, e.g., the “Add to Batch Capture” service with batch auto-start enabled should no longer use incorrect settings.
  • Disabled PDF metadata due to an issue PDFDocument corrupting output. Paginated (capture-by-scrolling) PDFs will still have issues.

1.0b10

• Fixes
  • Fixed scrolling in browse mode.
  • Fixed parsing of URLs with ports when no explicit scheme is specified (e.g., “localhost:3000”).
  • Fixed the drag image not showing up when dragging from the capture preview.
  • Removed some debug logging from the release build.

1.0b9

• New Features
  • Now hides fixed-position elements on the top and bottom when capturing using scrolling, when the current scroll position isn't the top or bottom, respectively.
  • A custom script (AppleScript or shell script) can be set in the preferences to be called after each batch capture save (e.g., to run an image optimizer on the saved image).
  • Added a preference to set which mode (browse or capture) new windows should open in.
  • Dark Mode support.
• Fixes
  • Fixed an accidental lingering usage of WebIconDatabase.
  • Fixed capture-by-scrolling mode squashing/misrerendering the bottom (and possibly right) of the image.
  • Fixed a potential crash when dragging size presets on Mojave.
  • Added a message about enabling full disk access to import Safari bookmarks on Mojave.
• Changes
  • Removed Growl support.
  • Updated Sparkle to 1.21.2.
  • Now signing updates with Ed25519 signatures as well as DSA.

1.0b8

• Fixes
  • Fixed bookmark importers not loading which caused a crash on 10.12.6.

1.0b7

• New Features
  • Implemented UI for alert()/confirm()/prompt(). These dialogs won’t show when batch capturing.
  • Added an option to start batch capture automatically when new items are added.
  • Preliminary help docs.
• Fixes
  • Fixed Contacts import on newer releases of macOS Sierra/High Sierra.
  • Fixed a hang while importing favicons for Safari 11 bookmarks.
  • Fixed paparazzi URL parsing for Unicode URLs.
  • Fixed a potential exception when bookmark/history titles were just the right length.
  • Fixed a bug in the save script command on 10.9.
  • Fixed installation of the pzi tool’s man page.
• Changes
  • Changed “Inspect Element” to always be enabled.
  • Changed the UI for adding separator size presets: Now has a separate button instead of requiring the title to start with “-”.
  • New size presets whose names start with “-” are no longer treated as separator items. (Paparazzi! will convert your old separator presets to the new internal format.)
  • Imports the list of user agents from Safari, if available.
  • The socket for the pzi tool now verifies that the tool is being run by the user who launched Paparazzi! or by root.
• Under the Hood
  • Building with 10.13 SDK/Xcode 9.
  • Rewrote history and favicon loading/saving from scratch.

1.0b6

• New Features
  • Enabled execution of JavaScript URLs and bookmarks. UI for alert(), etc. to come later.
  • Added an AppleScript command for executing JavaScript.
  • Added menu items to show the Web Inspector/Console for the current page.
  • Added an alternate menu item/key combo (⌥⌘2) to temporarily disable JavaScript while switching to Capture mode. This should help with capturing, e.g., mouseover menus.
• Fixes
  • Fixed cutting off the bottom (and potentially the right) of pages in capture-by-scrolling mode.
  • Fixed the “Include anonymous system information” checkbox in the Update prefs (the corresponding checkbox in the initial update check dialog still worked).
  • Disallowed the URL field from being accidentally Command-dragged out of the toolbar.
• Changes
  • Change Punycode methods to use internal WebKit methods. This has the added advantage of mitigating spoofed URLs as Safari does.
  • Removed the option to override ClickToFlash, as this only worked with a plug-in-based version of ClickToFlash (which hasn’t worked since Safari 5.1).
  • Added detection during update check to see if Growl is running (for probable future removal of support).
  • Capture windows will now return to Browse mode if saving is initiated while in that mode.
  • New windows are now titled “Untitled” instead of “Paparazzi!”.

1.0b5

• Fixes
  • Added a workaround for some sites crashing/not saving on PDF capture.
  • Really fixed capturing on macOS 10.11 this time.
  • Fixed code-signing verification on the pzi tool and its installer.
  • The size presets pop up button for max size works now.
• New Features
  • The Terminal preference pane now shows the installed and bundled tool versions.
• Changes
  • Removed stand-alone size/delay toolbar items from capture windows.

1.0b4

• Fixes
  • Fixed capturing on macOS 10.11.

1.0b3

• New Features
  • Added an Advanced preference to enable WebKit’s “Inspect Element” menu item.
  • Supports HTTP basic/digest auth in the capture window while browsing (capturing the page without quitting will work).
• Fixes
  • Fixed URLs with ports being parsed incorrectly. (Punycode-Cocoa 24df025)
  • Fixed Paparazzi!’s system services (Capture URL and Add to Batch Capture).
  • Batch item descriptions now update live when their per-item settings are changed.
  • Settings popovers can now be shown when their toolbar buttons are in the toolbar’s overflow menu.
  • The batch list now properly saves per-item settings on quit.
  • Minor accessibility fixes.

1.0b2

• New Features
  • Preliminary Touch Bar support in capture and batch windows.
• Fixes
  • Fixed the AppleScript open location command.
  • Fixed setting the min/max sizes to 0,0 when none was passed in when using AppleScript.
  • Fixed (null) appearing in empty-path’d batch item URLs.

1.0b1

• New Features
  • pzi command-line tool. Install via Preferences → Terminal. (Not finished.)
  • Added a proper browsing mode.
  • Added %U filename format token for URL without “http://www.” For example, “http://derailer.org/foo.html” will become “derailer.org/foo.html” and “http://www.google.com/” will become “google.com/”.
  • Added preview thumbs to single-capture OS X user notifications.
  • Added a “Reload” menu item and optional toolbar button.
  • Added a “Settings” toolbar item to the capture window, which behaves like the one on the batch window. Space saver!
  • Added a preference for what to do on launch/activation when no windows are open: Open a new capture window (default), open the batch window, or do nothing.
  • Toolbar buttons in capture windows now have overflow representations.
  • Batch window now saves its state; this should help make occasional crashes in WebKit more recoverable.
  • Capture windows can now automatically crop to an element, specified by ID.
  • Batch items can now have their own settings.
  • Scripting: Capture windows, the batch window, and batch items have a capture settings property, which encapsulates all of their capture settings.
  • Crop size is now crop rect.
  • Added the ability to define a crop CSS selector: e.g., to crop to an element with a particular ID, set to “#foo”.
  • The Safari bookmark importer now imports bookmark favicons.
  • More flexible manual date formatting using the Unicode date formatting standard UTS #35: e.g., %{date:yyyy-MM-dd}.
  • “Where from:” is now set on saved images.
  • Favicons for Safari bookmarks are now shown.
  • Support for tabs on macOS Sierra.
  • The “Capture” Automator action now returns a custom object representing the window the capture was performed in; you can pass this to the “Save” action to save a specific window’s captured image.
• Fixes
  • Ditched buggy pattern-phase drawing in favor of manual tiling for custom progress bars.
  • Capturing now resolves alias files.
  • Batch capture now saves images in the background, improving responsiveness.
  • Capturing a new page whose URL differs only by URL fragment works now.
  • Added a basic license.
• Changes
  • Now requires OS X 10.9 or higher (and therefore a 64-bit Mac).
  • Moved to ARC.
  • Batch window can now be made full-screen.
  • Removed the batch extensions preference; I don’t think anybody was using it.
  • Batch table is now view-based instead of cell-based.
  • Batch table now allows vertical movement to begin drags.
  • Removed “Capture From” items from the Dock menu as they were causing problems.
  • Removed “get URL” and “open URL” from the scripting dictionary; use the standard “open location” instead. This better matches the behavior of browsers.
  • Optimized Firefox bookmark importing a bit.

• Lots of things I probably forgot.