New features, improvements and fixes in each Mousetroke release.
v0.1.1
Shape gestures: draw a curve such as G, C, O, S or 6 to run an action. Record the same shape 2–5 times and Mousetroke learns how you draw it.
The recorder tells lines from curves by itself: a straight stroke becomes a line gesture, a curve becomes a shape. One click switches it if it guessed wrong.
Recognition is tuned on real hand-drawn strokes: loose, wobbly curves are accepted, while straight gestures are never mistaken for shapes.
Endless scribbling no longer keeps the gesture going: after 100 direction changes it is cancelled with a short message, and nothing runs.
Check for updates: automatically once a day (can be turned off in Preferences) or from About. Updating takes one click: the new version is downloaded, its checksum verified, and Mousetroke restarts itself.
About now links to the website, the source code and feedback.
First public release: mouse gestures with the right, middle or side buttons, about 50 built-in gestures, screen corners and edges, eight action types, per-app gestures, and an interface in ten languages.