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Version 1.0.0 · publiée le 13 octobre 2026. Installez-la, puis faites glisser la souris avec le bouton droit n'importe où pour tracer votre premier geste.
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ecf65146f6681fd005f8fbdc8561e6f871ab01ea63c267d0b32a465f5a55622dNouveautés de la version 1.0.0
Journal complet des modifications →Ajouts
- The first public release of Input.Observer: mouse gestures, hotkeys and text expansion for Windows, set per app, with a free 30-day trial and a one-time license.
- The trail style in use has a Preview button on its tile in the style gallery, the same preview the Plugins page offers. The buttons along the bottom of the style tiles now line up.
Modifications
- On the Appearance page's style gallery, Add purchased styles… is now a highlighted button, so it's easy to find when you have a purchase file to add.
- Sixteen script functions have new, more consistent names (for example, WindowSendToNextScreen is now WindowSendToNextMonitor), and every script timeout is now given in milliseconds. Scripts written for an earlier version need these updates.
- The Sandbox page's pretend desktop now uses the page's full width, with Run and the layout picker under it and the steps or script below that, also at full width. Clicking Run scrolls back up to the desktop so the replay is in view.
- The Security page's Password card now shows whether a password is set, and the Remember for setting moved into that card.
- When Input.Observer is running, setup and the uninstaller now ask before closing it; choosing No leaves it running so you can close it yourself.
Corrections
- On the Actions page in Simple mode, the button that expands "What it does" no longer sits on top of the first step; it is in the card's title row.
- In Arabic, Input.Observer's own dialogs and menus now lay out right to left, and hints, on-screen messages and the console's toolbar read right to left; license keys, paths, the license agreement and the console's output and script editor stay left to right.
- In Arabic, Input.Observer's own dialogs read right to left again instead of in reversed order, the AutoHotkey prompt shows its path on a line of its own, and in the configuration window the Scripts page's start and stop timeouts no longer clip, plugin paths and the Appearance page's language summary read in the right order, and About's library names line up.
- An application group set to turn Input.Observer off while its program is in front now does so for programs that take a moment to come forward after they start, such as Paint opened from the Start menu.
- In Japanese, Korean and Chinese, hints and on-screen messages left at the default Segoe UI font now draw in that language's own Windows font, with the right character shapes for the language.
- The diagnostic console's Script editor saves its text again when you click away from it, after the console has been closed and reopened; console Stop All also stops a serial monitor's running script.
- Pressing Esc to end a preview no longer also closes the settings window. Press Esc again to close it.
- In right-to-left languages, the script editor's function hint now shows the function's signature left to right, with its closing bracket at the end.
- Trail styles that use soft glowing particles (First Snow's powder puffs among them) no longer draw small bats in their place.
- Stopping all actions while two scripts wait on the same named lock no longer lets the waiting script take the lock and run on for a moment after the stop.
- In a style's settings window, the live preview now stays in place while the settings below it scroll, so the preview no longer spills over the settings when you scroll.
- A text expansion's "Wait before restoring" field accepts numbers typed in your regional format and keeps the value between 0 and 60,000 ms.
- In right-to-left languages, the New… wizard's typed-shortcut box now shows what you type left to right, as the Text expansion page does, so a prefix such as [ no longer appears reversed.