Release Notes

3.5.0.13, March 2010

Plugin model enhanced considerably
- 3 sample plugins come provided with the setup file (not the auto-update). They are located in the TimeSnapper\SamplePlugins folder:
- RSS to Flags Plugin - Creates flags on the timeline (TimeBar) based on a RSS feed such as Twitter or Yahoo Pipes.
- Opening Hours Plugin - Defines "opening hours" for TimeSnapper, i.e. the time when TimeSnapper is actively taking screenshots.
- SQL Executer Plugin - For developers: Allows arbitrary SQL statements to be run against TimeSnapper database in order to extract or summarize data.
See our wiki for some screenshots and more details: Wiki: Plugins
Support for capturing URLs from Firefox 3.5.1
Various minor improvements

Long awaited plugin model! Enthusastic TimeSnapper users with programming know-how can develop plugins using .NET
First plugin: "Export to animated .gif" pluqin.
- Accessible by selecting a range of activity on the TimeBar in the Day Browser, right clicking and selecting "Create Animated Gif"
TimeSnapper Portable -- possible to run directly from a USB key
URL capturing enhancements for website classifications / productivity calculations
- added support for URL capturing of Chrome 1.0xxx and IE 8.0 (beta)
- now captures localhost URL and etc.
Day browser: Cosmetic enhancements
Day browser: Play speed selected with (Slowest, Slow, Normal, Fast, Very Fast) etc. (But still possible to enter milliseconds directly into the box)
Manual capture now works properly again ([Win]+[S] to bring up 'Shortcuts', then [M] for 'Manual capture' )
New installations now store the snapshots and the database in a local appdata folder instead of a roaming one (which could cause problems)
Automatic bug reporting includes some memory and OS information now
ObjectDisposed error should not appear any more on systems under heavy memory load
Upgrading from TimeSnapper Classic to Pro is now fully automated

Please see our old release notes page.