Changelog — Frostbatch for macOS

1.2.0 - Reliable Rewrite and Watch Folder workflows

Rewrite saves converted images with the correct extension, remembers folder access, and protects existing files when names collide.
Watch Folder follows the selected output format and uses changed workspace settings for the next image.
Watch Folder history keeps one entry per file as it moves from pending to processed.
Converted TIFF files can be added back to the queue and previewed.
Crop frames stay specific to each image. Clicking a thumbnail opens its preview.
Empty queues disable Resize and Clear All, with readable labels in dark mode. Result screens keep the sidebar steady.
Removed entrance animations that could cause flicker. How To opens the documentation.
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Rebuilt the sidebar around four cards - destination, size, format, and AI upscale - so the whole workspace fits without scrolling.
Added HEIC support end to end: iPhone photos import, crop, resize, and convert like any other format, and export as JPEG when you ask for the original format.
Fixed a preset that kept applying after you changed the sidebar. A preset now loads its values into the settings you can see, and editing any of them hands the batch back to you.
Fixed favicon-sized presets exporting at the wrong size. Widths below 100px are honoured again, down to 1px.
Fixed crops that silently failed to apply, and a crop editor that cut off the bottom of tall photos.
Width and height now scale their sliders to the values in use instead of stopping at 2400px, and show their unit in the field.
Added a diagram explaining what Fit and Fill do to a picture, with the crop anchor beside it.
Archives now save straight away instead of waiting for a click, and are named batch- by default. Both are configurable.
Fixed the action bar and file list overlapping the sidebar in narrow windows.
Translated the whole interface into German, French, Chinese, Ukrainian, and Russian. Nothing falls back to English any more.
Moved AI upscaling out of the additional settings sheet and onto the sidebar, and made Photo the default model.
HEIC files now show a thumbnail in the file list like any other format.