RapidWeaver 4.3.1 is now available
Today we’re pleased to announce the availability of RapidWeaver 4.3.1. This minor update is recommended for all 4.x users, and contains a number of bug-fixes and improvements.
The 4.3.1 update is available now through RapidWeaver’s built-in software update system, as well as via the Realmac Software downloads page. Happy weaving!
LittleSnapper 1.5.1 is now available!
Hot on the heels of our RapidWeaver 4.3 Release Candidate this morning, we're thrilled to announce LittleSnapper 1.5.1 is now out! Featuring full Snow Leopard compatibility, as well as a few bug-fixes this update is recommended for all customers - regardless of whether you plan to run LittleSnapper on Snow Leopard.
The download is available from the Realmac Software downloads page, as well as via the built-in Check for Updates option.
A Word About Snow Leopard
Ever since Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, we've received a number of messages asking about Snow Leopard support for our applications. Like every Mac developer, we're going to be updating our apps for Snow Leopard - here's the details.
RapidWeaver
Only RapidWeaver 4 will be updated to run on Snow Leopard. Though we're not updating RapidWeaver 3.6.7, it remains available for download & purchase and we're continuing to support users of 3.6. As you'd expect, the Snow Leopard update for RapidWeaver 4 will be a free maintenance release.
LittleSnapper
LittleSnapper will of course be updated for Snow Leopard in a free maintenance release.
Realmac Apps & Snow Leopard Previews
We continue to receive reports from users about their experiences with the Snow Leopard previews. Whilst we're always grateful for bug reports, we would like to remind users that Snow Leopard previews are pre-release builds of the OS intended only for developers, and that the code-base is always changing. As such, we do not support users running RapidWeaver or LittleSnapper in Snow Leopard developer previews.
We don't have any announcements to make regarding the release dates for the updates right now, however we hope to have Snow Leopard-compatible versions of LittleSnapper and RapidWeaver 4 available around the time Snow Leopard is officially launched in September.
A Sneak Peek at LittleSnapper 1.1
As always, we're incredibly busy at Realmac HQ with updates for RapidWeaver and LittleSnapper. Today I thought I'd share a quick sneak-peek of a substantial update to LittleSnapper - version 1.1 - that our LittleSnapper team are working on. There's tonnes of enhancements and new features in the release, and whilst we're not quite ready to announce every new feature, here's two big features we're adding: tag management and autocompletion. They're two of the most frequently-requested features in LittleSnapper, and I'm thrilled to announce they'll be available alongside some other great additions very, very soon!
Our web gurus are also hard at work on a massive update to the QuickSnapper service that we'll be announcing shortly. Stay tuned for more details soon!
LittleSnapper 1.0.4 is now available
After the last update to LittleSnapper, a few users started encountering some issues when upgrading their libraries to the new format. We've been hard at work to fix this issue and are pleased to announce that LittleSnapper 1.0.4 (which fixes this library migration issue) is now available!
There's only one fix in this update to ensure smooth library migrations - however we recommend that all users update to the latest version to ensure they're running the latest version of LittleSnapper.
LittleSnapper 1.0.4 is available now via our Downloads page as well as LittleSnapper's built-in Check for Update option.
RapidWeaver 4: Reviewed and Updated
Whilst we've been hard at work on RapidWeaver 4.2.3 fixing a few issues that users have been encountering, a copy of this month's MacFormat dropped through the letterbox at Realmac HQ. In the June 2009 edition of the magazine (available now at a newsagent near you) there's a group test of OS X website creation apps. RapidWeaver was up against stiff competition in a test of 6 applications, but we were super-excited to discover that MacFormat crowned RapidWeaver the group test winner with this choice quote:
[RapidWeaver is] easy enough to use for a beginner, but offers great value in its scope for expansion.
We're absolutely thrilled to see RapidWeaver take the honours in a large group test, and to keep people weaving even more rapidly, we're also releasing RapidWeaver 4.2.3 today - an update that we strongly encourage all RapidWeaver 4.2.2 users to download. This update fixes a number of issues, including linking to blog posts and assets, as well as significant improvements in memory usage when saving files.
As always, you can grab the latest version of RapidWeaver from our Downloads page, or use RapidWeaver's 'Check for Updates' option to download the update.
LittleSnapper 1.0.3 Available Now
We’re thrilled to announce that LittleSnapper 1.0.3 is now available. This small maintenance release has plenty of fixes to make LittleSnapper even better including full drag-and-drop support for snaps and the ability to copy snaps out via the Edit menu.
This update also features an improved snapping engine that handles websites with absolute-positioned elements (such as the footers on the MacHeist site) correctly when using the ‘Snap from Current Browser’ option.
The update is available via LittleSnapper’s built-in ‘Check for Updates’ option as well as from our Downloads page.
Happy Snapping!
Two Snappy Updates
I'm pleased to announce the release of LittleSnapper 1.0.2. This new version adds a handful of new features and enhancements including, image resizing and automatic URL copying after upload. Take a look at the release notes for the full list of changes.
To get the new version you can run the auto-updater inside LittleSnapper or just grab a fresh copy from our downloads page. Oh, and that's not all…
QuickSnapper also received a small update today. We've added "Favourites", so when you find an image you like you can now add it to your favourites list. Go give it a try!
Happy Snapping!
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