New • Pin an override to keep it. — Pinned overrides survive Clear All, so a fix you're still testing stays put while you clear the experiments around it. • CSS variables show what they resolve to. — Each var() in a value appears as a pill with its resolved value, and clicking one lets you pick a different variable for just that part. • Saving to an HTML page edits its own style block in place. — An edit to a rule in the page's style now rewrites that declaration instead of adding an override block at the end. Edits that apply to one element are still added as a rule of their own. • See a page in light mode while your Mac is in dark mode. — Page Modes offers prefers-color-scheme: light, showing the page the way light-mode visitors see it. • Copy Image from the toolbar. — The capture button is now a menu with Copy Image and Capture. • The selected element stays in view when you change the viewport width. — Once the page reflows, it's centred again. • Quicker keyboard work. — Arrow keys step the number under the caret in a value, Return in the address bar loads the page and hands the keyboard to it, and clicking the address selects it. Fixed • Esc no longer takes you out of full screen. — It reaches the page again too, so a site's dialogs and menus close with it, and Esc while editing a property cancels the edit without deselecting the element. • Page modes switch on only the rules that apply. — Turning on one mode forced every rule that mentioned it, so More Contrast also applied a page's contrast-plus-dark-mode rules to a light page. • Variants you add are kept. — They survive deselecting and reselecting the element, and edits made while a variant is on show immediately instead of after switching it off and on. • Selected rows in Page Modes are readable over dark pages. • Long values wrap inside their field. — Multi-line values are edited in their one-line form. • Captures keep the page's layout and form state. — Some pages were laid out differently in a capture, with icons growing to several times their size, and choices, ticks and typed text reverted. A crash during capture is fixed too. • Clear All counts text edits. Removed • Capture to MockHop.

• A gentle ask for a rating. InSpec now occasionally asks whether you'd like to leave a rating. It waits until you've copied CSS out a fair number of times, asks at most once per version, and never lands mid-edit — it waits until you come back to InSpec.

Fixed • Full-page captures include the images on problematic pages. — Everything below the first screenful was coming back as text and background colour. Two separate causes: macOS was throttling the offscreen page InSpec renders into until it barely painted at all, and pages that only load an image once it scrolls into view were being frozen before those images arrived. InSpec now walks the page first, so the capture contains the whole page. • A visible-viewport capture shows where you actually are. — Scrolled halfway down a page, the capture still came back showing the top of it. • Links that redirect through a plain http:// hop now work. — macOS blocks those by default and the failure surfaced as nothing happening, so a perfectly ordinary button appeared dead. Sign-in flows redirect this way routinely.

New • The rules pane now shows what the cascade overrides, and the order it resolves in — Declarations another rule beats are listed struck through instead of hidden, and each one names the rule that won. Every rule block shows its place in the cascade, its specificity and its @layer — worked out from origin and importance, then layer, then specificity, then source order. An #id rule written above a later class rule, a :where() selector, or anything inside @layer is now ranked the way the browser really ranks it. • You can see when a page is loading — A progress bar sits under the address bar, and the reload button becomes a stop button while a load is in flight. Even an instant reload registers, so it's clear the page really did reload. Fixed • A load that fails now says so — When a page can't be loaded, the previous one stays on screen — so a failed reload looked exactly like a successful one. A banner now explains what went wrong, and whether what you're looking at is the copy loaded earlier. • Reload works again after a load has failed — It did nothing at all: fixing the file or the address and pressing ⌘R left the tab exactly as it was. • Reopening InSpec tells you when a page has gone away — A restored tab could render a cached copy of a page whose server had stopped, with no sign anything was wrong until you reloaded. Restored tabs now check that the page is still there. • The DOM panel lists your markup and nothing else — InSpec's own highlight and measurement layers were appearing as siblings of the selected element: clicking one selected something invisible and left the highlight where it was, and on elements directly inside the body element they crowded real siblings out of the list. • The DOM panel no longer shows two rows as selected at once — After the tree rebuilt around a new selection, the previously selected row could stay highlighted next to the new one.

Improved • The "Save to source files" dialog now previews each affected rule in full — Instead of a flat list of one-line edits, you see the rule the way it reads in your stylesheet, with the declarations InSpec is about to rewrite highlighted, so it's clear what will change before you save. Fixed • Editing a value and clicking away now confirms your edit — Clicking onto another property, empty space in the panel, or the page itself could leave a typed value uncommitted, so a change you'd made looked like it didn't take. Pressing Return already worked; now clicking away does too.

Fixed • Signing in through a popup — "Log in with Google" and similar — now works — These flows depend on the popup staying linked to the tab that opened it so it can hand back the sign-in result and close itself. That link was broken, leaving a blank helper tab and an incomplete sign-in. • Captures of pages with embedded content no longer show a logged-out state — A page containing an iframe (ads, embeds) captured through a fresh, cookie-free reload, so a page you were signed into could come out looking like you weren't. • Full-page captures no longer duplicate sticky headers or banners — A pinned nav bar, cookie banner, or other fixed/sticky element stayed in place through every band of a full-page capture, so it could show up stacked repeatedly down the stitched image. • The save panel no longer appears twice after a capture — A full-page capture could occasionally finish twice in a row, opening the save-destination panel twice.

Fixed • Full-page captures no longer repeat a section — On some tall pages, especially ones with a testimonial carousel or slider, a full-page capture could paint the same section twice: slides a carousel intentionally kept hidden could get revealed alongside the visible one, and the last band of a long capture could land at a slightly different scroll position than expected and repaint content the previous band already covered. Both are fixed.

Fixed • Captures no longer come out blank on animated or embedded pages — A page with a fade-in or slide-in entrance animation could capture with everything in the right place but the animated content still invisible; a page that loads its real content into an embedded frame could capture with that content missing entirely. Captures — full-page, single-viewport, and the inspector's per-element Copy Image / Save Image — now wait for entrance animations to finish and embedded content to load before taking the shot.

New • Copy styles or all computed values — The inspector header’s copy button is now a menu: “Copy styles” copies the element’s matched CSS rules as shown in the sidebar — with your edits and media queries, in cascade order — while “Copy all computed properties” copies the full resolved set. Fixed • Full-page captures of long pages are complete — Capturing a long page as a full-page screenshot could render only the top and leave the rest blank. It now captures the whole page, top to bottom. • Lazy-loaded pages capture fully — Pages that only load images or reveal sections as you scroll are now captured complete, straight from the top — no need to scroll through the page first.

New • Viewport picker collapses on narrow windows — When the toolbar doesn't have room for the full row of viewport buttons, it now shows a single compact menu with the same options instead of getting cramped. Fixed • Switching tabs could show the wrong content — Opening a new tab and then switching back to a previous one could leave the previous tab showing the empty "new tab" state instead of the page it had loaded, until you navigated somewhere in the new tab.

New • New tabs are a starting point, not a blank page — An empty tab now shows quick actions (Open File…, Enter a URL), a few feature callouts for Inspect mode, the DOM panel, and Capture, and a "Recent" list of pages from your history you can jump straight back into. • Help menu links to the docs — Help ▸ InSpec Help now opens the hosted documentation instead of doing nothing. Fixed • Stale "hold ⌥" hints corrected — Inspect mode's toolbar tooltip and empty-state hints still described the old hold-to-invert behavior after it was replaced with a real toggle — they now correctly say "press ⌥."

New • Address bar autofill — start typing a URL or page title and a dropdown suggests matching pages from your recent history, with arrow keys to move through it and Return or a click to go. • DOM panel shows siblings — the inline DOM hierarchy list now shows a pinned element's siblings alongside it, not just its ancestor chain and children, so you can jump to a sibling without losing the surrounding context. Fixed • New tabs no longer show "about:blank" in the address bar — a fresh tab's address field now starts empty with its placeholder instead of literally displaying the internal blank-tab URL.

New • Import and export overrides — export a page's overrides as JSON (full fidelity) or CSS (portable), and import either back onto any page, right from the overrides sheet. • Add a variant — author styles for a pseudo-state or breakpoint an element doesn't already define, right from the variants strip, with an editable selector so the new rule can target something broader or narrower than the pinned element itself. • Overrides panel groups by media context — when an element's overrides mix scopes (one property applying everywhere, another only under a breakpoint), the panel now shows a labeled group per scope instead of listing them all the same way. Fixed • Shorthand edits no longer clobber longhand overrides — changing a shorthand property like padding after separately overriding one of its longhands (e.g. padding-left) could silently revert that longhand's value. • Reload now properly exits frozen mode — reloading could leave the snowflake button and page border stuck showing "frozen" even though the page had already unfrozen. • Save to source no longer drops @media scope — a breakpoint- or color-scheme-scoped override now stays properly wrapped in its condition when written into a stylesheet, instead of silently becoming unconditional.

New • Edit a rule, change every matching element — each stylesheet rule has its own Add button, and edits made under a rule apply to every element it matches, not just the selected one. • Individual edits — a new section for tweaks that apply to only the selected element. Add a property there, or drag a rule-wide edit into it (or use "Make individual") to scope it to this element alone. • ⌘-click a link to open it in a new tab.

Fixed • Changing the viewport now refreshes the selected element — computed values, matched rules and the variant strip reflect the new width instead of going stale until you re-select. • Editing a value while a page variant is selected now takes effect instead of being silently overridden by the variant preview. • "Set to unset" is now disabled once a property is already unset, so it can't be applied twice.

Fixed • Tab switching on macOS 15 — clicking a tab to switch or close it works again on macOS Sequoia. • Add-property field on macOS 15 — the property and value fields no longer flicker, so you can type freely. • Duplicate CSS rules — when a page declares the same selector more than once, all matching rule groups now appear in the inspector instead of one quietly going missing.

Fixed • Emulate button now enabled on load — the page-modes control lights up as soon as a page with @media rules finishes loading, instead of waiting until you pin an element. Improved • More complete localization — the Add-property dialog and the Emulate popover are now fully translated across all thirteen languages.

New • Screenshot any element — pin an element and copy or save a PNG of just that element from the inspector header. Captured offscreen from the live DOM, so the whole element comes through even if it's taller than the window, with your overrides applied and no inspector overlays in frame. • Edit element text — the inspector now shows a Text content field whenever the pinned element has readable text. Edit it and press ⌘↩ (or click Apply) to push the change live. Text edits persist across reloads and collect in a new Text edits tab. • Open links in new tab — target="_blank" links and window.open() calls open in a new tab instead of being dropped, and right-clicking any link offers Open Link in New Tab. • Box-model spacing editor — a margin, border, padding, and content diagram in the inspector header. Drag across any edge to scrub the value, or nudge it with the arrow keys. • CSS variable picker — InSpec now reads the page's custom properties and offers them from a {} button on every property row, with color swatches, search, and a type filter. Insert var(…) or revert to the raw value. • Open Location — ⌘L jumps straight to the address bar, even while the page has keyboard focus. Improved • Captures reflect the live page. Screenshots now serialize the current DOM, so open accordions, filled forms, SPA routes, and your overrides all appear exactly as they are on screen. Custom fonts are preserved. • Page modes match the variants list. The Emulate popover lists each @media mode as a glyph, label, and rule count — the same layout as the per-element Variants strip. • Tab titles update for local pages and JS-set titles, instead of staying stuck on "New tab". • Three more languages — InSpec is now localized in Dutch, Polish, and Ukrainian, bringing the total to thirteen. • Visual editors understand variables. The color, shadow, radius, gradient, and timing-curve editors open from the real computed value when a property resolves through a variable, and editing replaces the reference with the result. • Background editor. The size, position, and repeat controls now apply to the page, and the type switch fills the editor. • Color editor. It hangs off its swatch instead of floating, the palette is a drop-down, and clicking the swatch again closes it. • Add a property in context. The Add-property dialog surfaces the matching visual editor, variable picker, and breakpoint scope as you type.

New • Variants strip — every pseudo-class and @media context the page authors against the inspected element, one click away. Pick one and InSpec promotes the variant's declarations onto the live element so you can edit hover, focus-visible, dark mode, or print without triggering the state. • Chip-driven matching — pseudo-state rules no longer flicker into the panel because your cursor drifted over the element. • Overridden declarations within a rule are hidden, the way DevTools strikes them through — except we remove the row so the panel stays scannable. Improved • Rules read as authored. font: inherit stays one row instead of exploding into longhands; background: red stays a shorthand. • License menu updates live — no relaunch after registering or unregistering. Fixed • Clicking the color picker swatch while its popover is open closes the popover instead of closing-and-reopening it. • Grid visualizer shows authored track values like repeat(3, 1fr) instead of WebKit's computed expansion.

- Localized into 10 languages. English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese. The inspector, capture sheet, overrides panel, menus, and alerts all follow your system language automatically. - SF Symbols in every menu item — New Window, Open File, Capture, Close Tab / Window, Show Sidebar, Freeze Page, Clear Overrides — each carries the matching glyph in the menu bar.