SageThumbs 2k Files

What's changed

This one rolls up 1.4.0 and 1.4.1.

New

• Read the text off your screen. The screenshot editor has a Copy text (OCR) button (Ctrl+T): drag a region and the words land on your clipboard and in a small editable window. Bind Settings ▸ Screenshots ▸ Custom action ▸ Copy text on screen (OCR) to a hotkey for a one-key version with no editor at all. Small on-screen type reads cleanly now.
• Copy text (OCR) in Quick preview too. Press Space on a file and click it. Works on every format SageThumbs opens, not just the ones Windows understands, including Photoshop files, camera RAW and scans. On a multi-page PDF it reads the page you're looking at.
• Send feedback without leaving the app. A Send feedback button in the About box sends a suggestion, bug report or format request straight to the developer, no GitHub account needed. An email address is optional; leave it out and the message still arrives.

Fixed

• Huge OpenEXR files now get thumbnails. A 12K VFX frame with PIZ compression used to show nothing at all: too big to load, so no thumbnail, no preview, no Quick preview. EXRs are now read straight off the file and shrunk as they're read, so size stops mattering. A 445 MB 12288×6480 frame that produced nothing before thumbnails in a few seconds, and ordinary EXRs got about 6× faster on a 12K file with a fraction of the memory.
• Widening the Quick preview window re-wraps the text. Rendered documents sat in a fixed-width column, so dragging the window wider only added empty space at the sides. The text column follows the window now.
• Chinese, Japanese and Korean text files are readable again. Quick preview assumed UTF-8, so GBK/GB18030, Shift-JIS, Big5 and EUC-KR files came up as a wall of replacement characters. The encoding is worked out now, including UTF-16 without a byte-order mark.
• Chinese, Japanese and Thai text wraps instead of running off the edge. Those languages don't put spaces between words, so a paragraph was treated as one enormous word and got cut off. It wraps to the panel now, and follows the usual typesetting rules: a full stop won't be pushed to the start of a line, an opening bracket won't be stranded at the end of one.