GNU Gnash Changelog
What's new in GNU Gnash 0.8.10
Feb 25, 2012- Qt4 GUI supports mouse wheel, clipboard, and screen resolution.
- Enhanced UI support for script limits (abort popups, user prefs).
- BitmapData functions copyPixels(), copyChannel(), perlinNoise() and noise() implemented.
- Node id mapping in ActionScript XML class implemented (XML.idMap).
- Fix dispatching of Sound.onLoad event, fixing google dict audio.
- Fix support for control tags found after last expected frame (#33176).
- Fix support for uncompressed sound with gstreamer media handler.
- Implement Button.getDepth(), fix button key events.
- Fixes to startDrag and stopDrag opcodes.
- Implement onSoundComplete() for event sounds (#23020).
- Fix MovieClip.onLoad event dispatching and constant pools handling, fixing support for movies generated by the evil Adobe Captivate tool (#33521).
- Fix unattached Sound.stop() semantic (#33888) enjoy Super Mario!
- OpenVG renderer added.
- Improved framebuffer GUI and touchscreen support.
- Framebuffer now supports using multiple renderers.
- Refactored input device support.
- Fix parsing of lossless 16bit bitmaps, fixing support for movies generated by the evil TechSmit Camtasia tool (#34625).
- Improved double buffering support for AGG in a framebuffer.
- Thumbnailer for SWF files and GNOME2 desktop config for it.
New in GNU Gnash 0.8.4 (Oct 14, 2008)
- Keep Adobe happy with our users and our users happy with us by changing "Flash player" into "SWF player" everywhere. Adobe claims "Flash" as a trademark and had asked a Linux distributor to fix it.
- The popular SWF Twitter badge now renders correctly.
- Fix parsing of urls containing multiple question marks
- Fix support for movies embedding multiple sound streams
- Support for loading PNG and GIF images added.
- Improved rendering of SWF movies because of the less visible changes listed below.
- Support for writing RGB/RGBA PNG images and JPEG images.
- Works with Potlatch OpenStreetMap editor
- New 'flvdumper' utility for analyzing FLV video files.
- XPI packaging support for Mozilla & Firefox.