Capture zones. On pages where the content scrolls inside a panel — admin consoles and other app-style sites — you can now choose what ends up in the picture: just the content, the content with the app's menu and header around it, or everything unrolled, with a long side menu shown whole beside the full content. Settings > Capture.

Six interface languages. German, Japanese and Traditional Chinese join English, Thai and Simplified Chinese. Pick one from the flag buttons at the top of Settings; it is independent of your browser language.

Lost your key? Settings > License now links straight to the page where you can look up your licence with the email you bought it with.

Clearer message for local files. Opening a page from your own computer and trying to capture it used to report that browser pages are off-limits, which was wrong and unhelpful. It now says which switch to turn on.

New in 1.7.0

• Capture a screen or window outside the browser (Pro). Uses the standard getDisplayMedia picker, takes a single frame and stops the track immediately - nothing is recorded.
• Send a capture into a Microsoft Teams chat or channel (Pro; hidden on Firefox, which has no chrome.identity).
• Toolbar size: small / medium / large.
• Organisation policy support for managed installs, read-only via storage.managed. Does nothing on a personal install.
• Fix: full-page capture on sites that scroll inside an inner container (app shells).
• Several editor and popup fixes found in testing.

Fixes the license card: once a key is active the entry field is really gone (a stylesheet rule was keeping it on screen), leaving the key shown masked with buttons to swap or remove it.

Everything else from 1.6.1: Settings saves by itself with a Restore defaults button per group, kept captures show how much space they use with a delete-all button, keeping captures and opening a local image are Pro features, and Settings links to the online user guide.

Settings now saves by itself - the Save button is gone, and each group of settings has a Restore defaults button.

Kept captures now tell you how many images are stored and roughly how much space they use, with one button to delete them all.

Keeping captures on this device and opening a picture from your computer are now Pro features.

Once a license key is active the field is replaced by the key shown masked, with buttons to swap or remove it, and an optional check that asks our server whether the key was revoked (off unless you turn it on).

Settings now links to the online user guide.

Editing
- Anything you draw can be turned: boxes, shapes, text, stickers and stamps all get a rotate handle (hold Shift to snap to 15 degrees).
- Stickers resize from their own corners instead of having to be sized before they are placed.
- Four more shapes: triangle, diamond, star and speech bubble.
- Your own pictures as stamps or stickers - a logo, an approval mark, or a scanned signature, with an option to lift it off its white paper.
- Mosaic, which throws detail away in blocks rather than smearing it like a blur.
- An eyedropper that shows the colour code under the pointer before you click.
- Text in your choice of typeface, weight and colour.
- The options bar now belongs to the tool you picked, and line and arrowhead choices are shown as pictures rather than named in a list.
- The toolbar can be arranged: take off the tools you never use, and put them all back with one button.
- Light/dark theme can be chosen in Settings instead of only following the browser.
- Open any picture from your computer (choose it, drag it in, or paste it) and use the same tools on it.

Fixes
- "Viewport only" no longer jumps to the top of the page; it captures the screen you are looking at.
- A full-page capture started part-way down a page no longer loses its top or overlaps itself on sites that scroll smoothly.
- Keyboard shortcuts moved to Alt+Shift+S / V / A, which clash with nothing in Firefox or Windows.
- The text recognizer now releases its memory when its panel is closed.