Features
- Adds support for PDF, HEIC/HEIF, JP2/JPEG2000
- Supports custom pixel density for PDF (per page) and SVG
- Supports remote images (can be imported by dropping URLs)
- Supports copying and moving metadata via drag and drop
- Supports drag and drop of text snippets on metadata
- Reduces image cache size by approximately 50%
- Preserves photo aspect ratios in project view and panels
- Allows printing metadata and/or notes without photos
- Adds preferences to customize auto-completions
- ¡Adds Spanish locale!
- Improved photo consolidation and adds consolidation action for selected items
- Updated to Electron 6
- Improved support for macOS Catalina
- All macOS builds are now signed for hardened runtime and notarized by Apple
- Experimental API support (disabled by default)
Bug Fixes
- Fixes printing selection notes, TIFF photos
- Fixes some macOS keyboard shortcut bindings
- Fixes invalidating GPU texture after photo consolidation
Upgrade Notes
- When opening existing projects in 1.6, Tropy will begin consolidating photos which still use the old, cropped thumbnails. Tropy will update only photos which are loaded (e.g., which are visible in the project view, plus some photos which are just off-screen); if you want, instead, to refresh all photos in one go, you can select all items and scroll through the photo panel or force consolidation via the context menu, but we recommend to let Tropy consolidate photos by itself. Consolidation of a photo typically takes under one second, but may take longer depending on the photo's location, size, format and your hardware: for projects with thousands or tens of thousands of photos this may take a considerable time. It is save to close your project during consolidation (Tropy will continue consolidation as needed when you open it again).
- On Linux you may need to install additional packages for libfftw3, liborc-0.4, or librsvg2-bin.