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How updates work
- Snapline checks for updates itself and installs them in-app, via Sparkle, from a signed feed. No update ever requires an account.
- A license includes every version published within a year of purchase, permanently. Later versions need a renewal; the app keeps working either way.
- These notes are also published on GitHub Releases.
2.0.4 — 2 August 2026
- Settings, History, the annotation editor, the trim editor, and the Text View now appear in ⌘-Tab and the Dock while they are open, so you can switch back to a window after moving to another app. They were previously unreachable once Snapline was no longer frontmost.
- A Window menu lists every open Snapline window, as a second way back to one.
2.0.3 — 2 August 2026
- The About pane now links to the Snapline website and support contact, and adds an Acknowledgements view listing third-party licenses.
2.0.2 — 2 August 2026
A maintenance release that replaces the license signing key. Licenses issued before this release no longer verify; if yours stops working, request a replacement key — nothing about your purchase or your captures is affected.
2.0.1 — 2 August 2026
A maintenance release that replaces the license signing key, superseded the same day by 2.0.2.
2.0.0 — 2 August 2026
Snapline is now a licensed app. Taking new captures — screenshots, recordings, scrolling captures — requires a license key, entered once in the activation window.
Everything already captured remains yours and stays fully accessible: History, the editor, pinning, and export all work without a license, and always will. Updates also remain available to every install, licensed or not.