SCROLLING SCREENSHOTS • Manual scrolling capture now recognizes horizontal scrolling on its own, stitching the frames into one wide image the same way it does vertically — no separate mode to pick. • You no longer have to start at the top of a page: begin in the middle, scroll up to fill in the top, then scroll down to continue, and both ends join into one long image. • Tricky pages stitch cleanly too — fixed sidebars, floating video, large blank stretches — and capture no longer slows down as it grows or leaves a thin white line along the bottom. NEW APP ICON • Framit has a brand-new app icon.

SCREEN TRANSLATION • Translate a region you just framed, or an image you have pinned — the translation sits on top of the picture and the original stays underneath. • Look up single words: phonetics, definitions, examples and common phrases from the system dictionary, with pronunciation and inflected forms. • The target language follows your system's language list by default. • The result card puts the original and the translation side by side, both editable, and copies on hover; against a screen edge it becomes a floating card. • Translation gets its own settings page — engines, languages, history. • Apple's on-device engine does the work on your Mac; Framit sends nothing anywhere. SCREENSHOTS • Hold ⌘ while annotating and click another window to pull it into the same shot. Each window keeps its own rounded corners and depth, and no desktop shows through the gap. Click the × to take it back out. • Screenshots can carry a soft drop shadow, off by default and switchable from the toolbar — ambient light plus contact shadow. • Drag the size badge to any corner of the selection and it snaps there. Pinned images never get the shadow, and one that already has a shadow no longer doubles up when you pin it. • Tidier hints while you aim: the mode strip moved into the corner card, the selected mode is no longer a solid blue block, and "Text" is labelled OCR. RECORDING • Switch mouse effects with 1 / 2 / 3 — the ⌥ modifier is no longer needed.