CrossMacro v1.5.0 – Multi-Document Editing, Flexible Image Regions & Larger Macros

CrossMacro v1.5.0 improves macro authoring with a multi-document editor, more flexible image-search regions, selected-action testing, and higher limits for large automation projects.

Editor and macro workflow

• Multi-document editor workspace: Open and work on several macros in independent tabs. Tabs can be reordered by dragging, renamed inline, and closed with unsaved-change protection.
• Playback integration for saved macros: Macros loaded from disk can be explicitly added to Playback and remain synchronized when saved.
• Run selected actions: Run, stop, or cancel only the selected range of editor actions without starting the full macro.
• Tray behaviour preferences: When system tray support is available, CrossMacro can hide its main window while recording or playback runs, then restore it when the operation finishes.
• Single-instance activation: Starting the GUI again now brings the already-running CrossMacro window to the foreground.
• New themes: Added the Jadeite theme by @GoblinoLe3rd and the Gruvbox Sublime theme by @Joshua66252

Image automation and larger macros

• Variable image-search regions: image, imageclick, and waitimage can now use left, top, width, and height values resolved from variables during playback. Existing endpoint-based region syntax remains supported. Addresses [#81]
• Higher macro limits: Script steps, recorded events, file lines, and loop iterations can now scale to ten million entries.
• Larger embedded image support: Macro and CLI file limits, plus line-length limits, were increased for workflows containing large Base64 image assets.
• Expanded execution ranges: Delays can reach 24 hours and scroll amounts can reach 100,000 where automation workflows need them.
• More editor history: The editor undo stack now retains up to 2,000 changes.
• Better use of available CPU capacity: Image matching and PNG decoding are no longer limited to four workers.

Fixes and delivery improvements

• Playback now logs and continues when an absolute cursor move cannot settle in time, instead of aborting the complete macro.
• Restored Windows edge and corner resizing with the custom CrossMacro title bar.
• Improved Linux recovery when neither daemon-based nor direct input capture is available, and prevented reconnect loops after unrecoverable daemon input initialization failures.
• Existing Windows Portable packages now publish as Native AOT single-file executables for x64 and Arm64, with their required native graphics libraries handled by the package at startup.
• Strengthened package and release validation for incomplete outputs, invalid staging inputs, missing required setup steps, stale artifacts, and hash mismatches.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/alper-han/CrossMacro/compare/v1.4.0...v1.5.0