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This has been a long time coming! 2.4.7 Was released over 3 months ago. We’re happy to finally release native Apple Silicon support, as well as a trove of small improvements that have been piling up. We also spent a LOT of the last few months overhauling the build system for Logic 2, which has been holding us back for a while. While invisible to our users, these changes improve developer efficiency, as well as solve a few large issues we have been facing recently.
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What’s New
- Native Apple Silicon Support! Note, you will need to download the Apple Silicon version from https://www.saleae.com/downloads/, the auto-updater will not automatically switch users from the x86_64 version to the Apple Silicon version.
Improvements
- Fixed bug where if you shrink the analyzer terminal, and then expand it again, some contents would be deleted.
- Clarified tooltip description of trim pre-trigger data feature.
- The about dialog now shows the app’s CPU architecture (x64 or arm64) and also indicates if it’s interpreted by Rosetta 2.
- When you select a timing marker or measurement, with the measurements sidebar open, and that item is out of view, it will now be scrolled into view automatically.
- When switching between tabs, your scroll position in the protocol data table is now preserved.
- The analyzer settings dialog will now make sure that numeric entries like baud rate are within the allowed range.
- The analyzer settings dialog now lets you completely delete a numeric entry, instead of always entering the value 0.
- Added visible border between protocol results on the graph when they get very close. Before, they would blend together.
- Turned off feature where the add analyzer menu would scroll when the mouse is moved near either end.
- Increased the minimum distance between analyzer overlay markers (like start/stop bit indicators) to prevent them from piling up.
- Updated to the last release of Electron 19, which brought in a few window manager fixes.
- Made dialog scroll bars always visible to make them easy to find.
- Removed the “padding” from the zoom to range feature. Now when you select a range to zoom to, you will get that exact range.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issue where some analyzers didn’t load on older versions of MacOS. We support MacOS 10.14+.
- Fixed the bug where keyboard shortcuts like left and right arrow were still active when the MacOS save or load dialog was open.
- Fixed UI bug with the measurements comment box.
- Fixed bug where unitless measurements would display the unit “undefined”.
- Fixed issue where the scroll wheel would cause some numeric entries in the application to change value.
- Fixed bug where the main horizontal scroll bar hover style would get “stuck” after use.