Version 1.6.0 (Windows PC)

This version improves security.

To enable screen sharing , input prompts (passwords, room transfers, etc), and global hotkeys (ctrl+m), you will need to now enable Elevated Privileges. You can do this via command line using -n (--node) or right click , and select "Elevate Privileges".

This will allow remote websites to execute node.js code locally, so it's needs to be used with caution.

Version 1.5.2 (windows PC)

added support for --x , --y (command line) via @jcalado

added support for newer version-checking (via electron.html)

added support for user input-prompting for OBSN

Version 1.5.1 (Windows PC)

Attempting to fix an issue with the command line URL options not working correctly

Version 1.5.0

-This version enables screen-sharing support, specifically with version 17 of OBS.Ninja
-This version has very little sandboxing enabled; this makes it a bit of a security risk to use, especially on third-party websites.
-This version has web-assembly WASM+SIMD support enabled by default (faster green screening function; v17+ specific)
-This version is using Electron 12, which breaks support for some features only available in version 11.obsn_portable_win.zip

Version 1.4.2

Resizable edit button
Aspect ratio lock hidden for now.

no other changes

Version 1.4.1

Using multiple windows desktops, (winkey + tab), you can have the Electron capture app be hidden, but still have OBS have access to the window capture. A pretty clever way of recording with electron capture on desktop, if screen space is limited.

Please note,
while v10.4.0 of electron.js works with this approach, which is what this release is built on, newer versions of electron.js are not compatible so far.

Version 1.4.0

features:

• hardware acceleration can be disabled via the command line; disable if you need to hide the cursor with windows OBS.

obsn.exe -a 0

• the aspect ratio can be forced to 16:9 via the context menu.

• the ability to edit the URL has been added to the context menu

13.0 /w No Hardware Acceleration

Might help with Windows OBS if you can't hide the Cursor

This seems to let those who cannot hide the cursor to do so, but under "bitBlt" capture mode in OBS. If you don't push the resolution too high, this should work fine.

It seems that some Windows systems running OBS cannot hide the cursor of the electron capture app when in hardware acceleration mode, but some others seem to be able to do so. Not sure what's up there.

version 1.3.0

This adds global hotkey support

CTRL / Command + M will toggle the mute. (untested on macOS still)

node-integration is also added; could be a security consideration.

Version 1.2.0

This version attempts to fix a DPI / window-size issue on macOS, in the case that there are multiple displays.

The app loads assume the primary display is the focus, but on changing the resolution with the right-click context menu, it uses the window that contains the mouse to determine resolution/dpi.

WIll be considered pre-release until tested.

THis is Intel-only. No ARM support yet.