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更新時間：2019-05-30
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更新時間：2019-05-30
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AnyVid for Windows 7.9.0 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


AnyVid for Windows 7.8.0 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


AnyVid for Windows 7.2.0 (64-bit)
- Batch download any files from search results
- Fix playlist batch download bug
- Optimize UI of download process
- Tik Tok, ivi, cisco live, WWE video download supported

更新時間：2019-05-30
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What's new in this version:

WriteMapper 2.4.0

- Furthering our attention on improving the robustness of WriteMapper as a productivity app that helps you meet your writing deadlines comes this update which brings a few new features to aid your work towards that goal

Quick Edit Node:
- You can now edit the contents of a node in a scaled-down editor mode, designed for making it easier to jump into jotting down some words without having to open the full editor. Quick Edit Node is accessible via a new keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Cmd+E on the macOS and iPad versions, as well as on Alt+Ctrl+E on Windows

Export Options:
- More granular export configurations are now available in WriteMapper, allowing you to customise how your WriteMap should translate to the exported text document. A new "Export" section has been added to the preferences panel, from which you can adjust these new settings to your liking

Bug Fixes:
- Changed "+" to "=" for the zoom in keyboard shortcut to remove the need to also hold the Shift key on macOS
- Applied the "Export Header Numbering" setting to OPML export, on both desktop and iPad versions


WriteMapper 2.3.1

Improvements:
- Added method to easier include app and platform version info for debugging purposes in the Help menu
- New image export format

Bug Fixes:
- If quick search leads to a node that is collapsed, expand before selecting it
- Corrected an inconsistent behaviour that occurred in the “Collapse Other Nodes” option
- Fixed hitting Cmd+E causing a glitch while in the windowed editor on the macOS version
- Fixed OPML export bug that occurs when there are nodes with empty contents
- Fixed issue with zoom on Windows when triggered from trackpad or mouse wheel
- Fixed bug on desktop where arrow keys would traverse nodes during Quick Search


WriteMapper 2.3.0

Bug Fixes:
- Double clicking a node now works with the “Tap twice and drag to multi-select” setting for Windows trackpads
- Prevented the white collapse/expand button from glitching when clicked
- Fixed error that occurred when trying to select nodes above/below the root node
- Fixed overlapping elements in the Shortcuts tab of the Preferences window
- Corrected scrollbar from showing in the update window


WriteMapper 2.2.0

Snapshots:
- WriteMapper now keeps a backup of a history of your work with this new feature. The five most recent versions of the five most recently saved WriteMaps are saved to Snapshots, which can be accessed from the “File” menu, and from the “Open” button on the iPad. There also exists the option to remove all Snapshots, if you’re worried about them occupying disk space

Export As OPML:
- We’ve added another export format, on top of the five existing ones. Adding OPML format export, with the app already supporting import of OPML files, will enable you to move your work in and out of WriteMapper and use it with other programs that support the format

Quick Search:
- Finally, you can now search an entire WriteMap’s node topics at once, and find exactly what you were looking for. Quick Search is accessible from the WriteMap view in the menu bar on desktop under the “Node” menu, the toolbar’s more options button (•••) on iPad, and with keyboard shortcuts on both (Cmd/Ctrl+F)

Improvements:
- On desktop, added optimisations for improving performance of viewing and editing WriteMaps with numerous nodes
- Added padded clearance of the cursor from the bottom edge of the content editor as the editor auto-scrolls while you type
- Increased content editor’s maximum font size upwards to 26px
- Added a separator to the zoom toolbar menu on desktop

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug where a link’s destination would not show up in WriteMaps created from imported files
- On desktop, fixed a bug where images could not be inserted when the editor wasn’t yet focused
- Prevented source information of images getting lost whenever the content editor was opened/closed
- Character count in Full Document Preview now does not count spaces and newline characters
- Set ‘mins’ to singular (‘min’) instead of plural if the estimated read time info is one (1) minute


WriteMapper 2.1.1
- Contains a bug fix where the Editor Width setting would always be stuck in “Relative”, even if set to “Fixed” in Preferences


WriteMapper 2.1.0

Other Improvements:
- New setting added to preferences options for choosing between fixed or relative width of the content editor
- Enabled WriteMap to scroll as a node is dragged to the bounds of the WriteMap’s edges
- Added link to License Manager page to the Help section of the menu bar of desktop versions
- Adjusted layout and height of the Preferences window on desktop to fit better on smaller screens

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug where imported PNG and GIF images might not be formatted in the right encoding
- In the Windows version, fixed the height of the general tab of the Preferences window
- Remedied issue where the Windows desktop version would not correctly handle images imported from a local file
- Fixed errant white flash when showing a new window on macOS, in dark mode
- On macOS, corrected how buttons for modifier keys might not display correctly in the custom keyboard shortcuts section of Preferences
- Corrected a typo in the tutorial WriteMap
WriteMapper 2.0.2
- This update fixes a bug that caused the auto update mechanism to not work
- Also, the Full Document Preview option was added to the menu bar, alongside the existing export options to help make it more accessible


WriteMapper 2.0.1
 Change log not available for this version


WriteMapper 2.0.0
 Change log not available for this version


WriteMapper 1.7.2
 Change log not available for this version

更新時間：2019-05-30
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更新時間：2019-05-30
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What's new in this version:

SecureCRT 8.5.4
Changes:
- Updated the version of Python that ships with SecureCRT to 2.7.16

Bug Fixes:
- Windows: When using both the left and right mouse buttons to simulate a middle-button click, and the "Paste on middle button" option was enabled, the paste operation would not succeed


- SecureCRT 8.5.3 Build 1867
Change:
- Treat the [email protected] key-exchange algorithm as
- Synonymous to the curve25519-sha256 algorithm.

Bug fixes:
- Under certain circumstances, tiled session did not resize correctly after resizing the Command window.
- If the default session protocol was set to something other than TAPI and the Quick Connect protocol was changed to TAPI, attempting to configure TAPI produced an error.
- If the Screen.get2() scripting function was called, line drawing characters in the terminal window could be corrupted.
- When a large scrollback buffer was configured, the scroll bar could get stuck at the top of the scrollback.
- SecureCRT now prevents multiple Connect bars from being added to the toolbar.
- SSH2: If the public key in use was generated with the ssh-keygen Z option, SecureCRT could crash when attempting to enter the passphrase.
- When SecureCRT was maximized or full screen, if the font was zoomed in using CTRL+ or the mouse wheel, attempting to zoom out using CTRL- or the mouse wheel did not work.
- If Python 3.x was installed on the system and the PYTHONPATH variable was set, SecureCRT could fail to launch.
- When "Background colors" tab status indicators were used and enough sessions to fill the tab bar were connected, there was a significant lag when connecting new sessions or closing sessions.


SecureCRT 8.5.2
New feature:
- Added support for the curve25519-sha256 key-exchange algorithm.

Bug fixes:
- If an OpenSSH format key was manually added to the host key database, SecureCRT crashed when attempting to connect to a host that used that key.
- If the Session Manager was pinned and the active session had keyword highlighting on and it was toggled off by selecting "Keyword
- Highlighting" from the Options menu and then the Session Manager was hidden, keyword highlighting was re-enabled.
- Windows: In the Command Window, if the option "Send Characters
- Immediately" was set, pressing CTRL+A selected all the text in the
- Command Window instead of sending the CTRL+A to the session(s).
- Windows: When using the mouse wheel to scroll session output, there was a dead spot in the terminal area where scrolling stopped if the mouse cursor was positioned there.
- Windows: Attempting to display the Activator's About box caused an error message to be displayed.
- Mac/Linux: If the Session Manager was undocked and redocked, the terminal area size changed.
- Mac: SecureCRT could crash if a session had a dependent session and the wrong password had been saved for both sessions and the wrong password was entered when attempting to connect to the session.
- Mac: If CTRL+ was used to select multiple folders in the
- Session Manager or Connect dialog and then arrow keys were pressed, the selection could not be cleared.
- Linux: On Ubuntu 18.x, when running Midnight Commander, if CTRL+O was used to show and hide panels until there was no command prompt and then Midnight Commander was restarted as root and CTRL+O was used to hide panels, the command prompt was at the top of the window and new output was displayed incorrectly.


SecureCRT 8.5.1
New feature:
- Added a new script function FileSaveDialog() that allows saving to
- a file that does not exist.

Bug fixes:
- If the command line specified a saved session (/S) and overrode the local listening IP address (/LOCAL), an error was reported and the session did not connect.
- The button bar list was empty if button bars were imported when the button bar list was not displayed and then the button bar was displayed.
- Windows: On Windows Server 2008 R2, the icons in the Session Manager and Connect dialog were not drawn correctly.
- Windows: On a high-DPI monitor scaled to 125%, the 10-point Lucida
- Console font looked larger and bold compared to how that font looked in other applications.


SecureCRT 8.5
Bug fix:
- SecureCRT could crash if a new folder was created in the Session Manager or Connect dialog and there was at least one other folder under "Sessions" and then sorting was changed to manual arrangement and a session was dragged to be between the "Session" folder and the top folder

更新時間：2019-05-23
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更新時間：2019-05-22
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What's new in this version:

Intl:
- Update ICU to 64.2. This adds support for Japanese Era (Reiwa) (Ujjwal Sharma)
- Fixes a bug in ICU that affected Node.js 12.0.0 in the case where new Date().toLocaleString() was called with a non-default locale (Steven R. Loomis)

C++ API:
- Added an overload EmitAsyncDestroy that can be used during garbage collection

更新時間：2019-05-09
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What's new in this version:

Changes:

Deps:
- Updated llhttp to 1.1.3. This fixes a bug that made Node.js' HTTP parser refuse any request URL that contained the "|" (vertical bar) character (Fedor Indutny) #27595.

Tls:
- Added an enableTrace() method to TLSSocket and an enableTrace option to tls.createServer(). When enabled, TSL packet trace information is written to stderr. This can be used to debug TLS connection problems (cjihrig)

Cli:
- Added a --trace-tls command-line flag that enables tracing of TLS connections without the need to modify existing application code (cjihrig)
- Added a --cpu-prof-interval command-line flag. It can be used to specify the sampling interval for the CPU profiles generated by --cpu-prof (Joyee Cheung)

Module:
- Added the createRequire() method. It allows to create a require function from a file URL object, a file URL string or an absolute path string. The existing createRequireFromPath() method is now deprecated (Myles Borins)
- Throw on require('./path.mjs'). This is technically a breaking change that should have landed with Node.js 12.0.0. It is necessary to have this to keep the possibility for a future minor version to load ES Modules with the require function (Myles Borins)

Repl:
- The REPL now supports multi-line statements using BigInt literals as well as public and private class fields and methods (Ruben Bridgewater)
- The REPL now supports tab autocompletion of file paths with fs methods (Anto Aravinth)

Meta:
- Added Christian Clauss to collaborators

更新時間：2019-05-08
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更新時間：2019-05-07
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