This update fixes important bugs from 1.5.1 and includes macOS 26 compatibility improvements. macOS 26 "Tahoe": • Redesigned icon for dark, clear and tint modes • Seamless title bar integration with board background Key Improvements: • Improved copying styles between boards via drag and drop • Easier connection line interaction on non-Retina displays • Improved note splitting behaviour Bug Fixes: • Smoother zooming • Fixed crashes when entering Full Screen on Intel Macs • Fixed crash with incompatible colour storage • Fixed sporadic crash when clicking on notes. • Fixed lost edits when closing some boards with open notes • Fixed crash loading locked files • Fixed Full Screen board sizing on macOS 11-12 • Improved drag and drop stability • Fixed undo/redo for connection commands • Fixed connectors losing arrows when adding notes to connections.

• Fixed an issue where stacked notes opened from earlier versions of Scapple could lose their saved positions. • Addressed an issue where autofitting was sometimes applied to incorrect notes when loading boards. • Restored functionality for copying and pasting note styles. • Improved note style sorting; styles now appear in the correct alphabetical order when loaded or added. • Fixed an issue where thumbnails could fail to render due to high memory usage. • Corrected a layout issue where notes could be partly obscured beneath the title bar.

• Improved compatibility with macOS 15. • Added keyboard access to context menu using Ctrl-Return. • Adjusted Quick Look and Spotlight to new standards. • Improved colour handling to improve text contrast on different colours and textures. • Restored access to native window tabs. • Added live dragging mode accessible using Shift while dragging notes. • Fixed numerous crashes and issues.

Scapple 1.4.2 prepares the app for macOS Ventura while making several enhancements and bug fixes along the way. • Improved handling of unsupported image types • Enhanced adaptive colours in contexts such as printing and boards with dark backgrounds • Fixed bugs in RTF export, QuickLook, labelling, and the user interface

Scapple 1.4.1 modernises and extends the app's internals by moving a large part of the codebase to Swift (Apple’s modern programming language), paving the way for future development. • Various user interface enhancements. • Support for middle-mouse-button drag. • The keyboard shortcut Opt-Cmd-G can now be used to create new background shapes. • Numerous other refinements and bug fixes.

Scapple 1.4 provides compatibility for both macOS 11 Big Sur and Apple Silicon. BIG SUR UI and icons updated to match the new look of macOS 11 Big Sur. APPLE SILICON Scapple is now a Universal app, running natively on both Silicon and Intel machines. CHANGES • Drawing and zooming optimised - Scapple should now be much faster with large boards. • Added a preference that allows you to use solid lines instead of dashes for connections without arrows. • Numerous refinements and bug fixes.

Miscellaneous bug fixes.

• Miscellaneous bug fixes.

• Added support for Dark appearance on 10.14. • Space bar scrolling is now smoother when zoomed. • Style names in the inspector are now truncated if too long to fit, instead of wrapping. • Miscellaneous bug fixes.

• 1.3.1 is a patch for 1.3 that fixes a crashing issue on systems older than 10.10. 1.3 Release Notes: • You can now label connections between notes. To do so, select two notes and choose “Connection Label…” from the “Notes” or contextual menu. Double-click on an existing label to edit it. • The Inspector has been modernised and now appears as a sidebar rather than as a floating panel. • You can now assign note styles via the inspector using the new “Note Styles” palette. • Create new note styles by dragging notes into the inspector. • Drag a style out of the inspector to create a new note of that style. • A “Scapple” folder now appears in iCloud Drive. • The footer bar and other UI elements have been refreshed for a more modern appearance. • Holding down Shift and Command in Movement Mode now speeds up moving notes even more than just holding Shift. • New options added to align notes horizontally or vertically in background notes. • You can now assign the keyboard shortcuts Cmd-Opt-1 to Cmd-Opt-9 to note styles. • Tiled background images should now appear the same when exporting and printing as in the UI. • Quick Look previews now appear correctly on High Sierra. • Numerous bug fixes.

• You can now label connections between notes. To do so, select two notes and choose “Connection Label…” from the “Notes” or contextual menu. Double-click on an existing label to edit it. • The Inspector has been modernised and now appears as a sidebar rather than as a floating panel. • You can now assign note styles via the inspector using the new “Note Styles” palette. • Create new note styles by dragging notes into the inspector. • Drag a style out of the inspector to create a new note of that style. • A “Scapple” folder now appears in iCloud Drive. • The footer bar and other UI elements have been refreshed for a more modern appearance. • Holding down Shift and Command in Movement Mode now speeds up moving notes even more than just holding Shift. • New options added to align notes horizontally or vertically in background notes. • You can now assign the keyboard shortcuts Cmd-Opt-1 to Cmd-Opt-9 to note styles. • Tiled background images should now appear the same when exporting and printing as in the UI. • Quick Look previews now appear correctly on High Sierra. • Numerous bug fixes.

• Bug fixes and minor refinements for Yosemite compatibility. • Many minor bug fixes.

• Enhanced for Mavericks, including support for tags and responsive scrolling. • Showing or hiding the footer bar now determines the setting for new documents. • Added View > Page Guides, which provides guides showing where page boundaries fall when printing. • Scapple can now drag rich text to Scrivener (requires Scrivener 2.5). • Minor rearrangements to inspector. • Export now prioritises stack order over cluster order. • You can now drag any file type onto the canvas. As before, text files and images are converted to notes; notes are created for other files containing a link to their location on disk. • You can now drag URLs onto the canvas from web pages. • Numerous enhancements and fixes to note auto-sizing. • Dozens of minor bug-fixes.