Specifications for your project documents, screenshot annotation, optional in-app feedback, and a round of fixes.
- New Specifications section in the sidebar: edit your common files and manage your project documents — notes, specs, README, JSON/YAML/.env config, CSV, SQL, and code snippets — right next to your collections
- Everything is a real file in Documents/Rostyman/Specifications/, kept as a live mirror — git, backups, and any other editor see exactly what you see
- Projects and folders, import via picker or drag-and-drop, rename/move/duplicate, search, delete to the recycle bin, and Send to device via Quick Share
- Syntax highlighting by file type, Pretty / Compact for JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, CSS, and HTML (Shift+Alt+F), and Markdown Edit / Split / Preview with sticky headings and section folding
- Explicit Save only — auto-save never touches these files — and edits made outside Rostyman show a reload/overwrite choice instead of being silently overwritten
- Opt-in file associations on Windows, macOS, and Linux (Settings → Specifications or a one-time prompt, with Select all): nothing is claimed at install, the status shown is what your OS reports, and uninstalling restores your previous defaults
- Annotate screenshots: open one from Media and click the pen icon — pen, highlighter, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, and text (font, size, bold; drag to move, double-click to edit)
- Stroke eraser, crop, and full undo/redo; copy the result, save it as a new file, or overwrite the original
- Region capture is much faster — the selection overlay now appears almost instantly
- An occasional, fully dismissible feedback card asks what you’d like us to build next — a few quick questions, under a minute
- Open it any time from More → Shape Rostyman; if you’ve already answered, you can review and update your previous answers
- Don’t want to be asked? Choose “Don’t ask again” right on the card
- The Updates tab shows which build you’re running (x64 or ARM64)
- New “Include pre-release versions” toggle for testers who want release candidates as soon as they’re available
- Double-clicking a .rostyman file or an associated document now opens it even when Rostyman isn’t running yet
- First-launch prompts — welcome, interface tour, analytics notice, and other one-time prompts — now appear one after another instead of all at once
- Importing a .rostyman collection selects its default environment automatically
- More reliable Sync from a source collection — environment changes and script-only edits now carry over
- {{variables}} in the editor get a themed hover and clearer styling