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* Version 1.0.0 (Under Development)
From this version onward, we will follow Semantic Versioning for new ~pdf-tools~ releases.

** Breaking changes:
*** Raise the minimum supported version of Emacs to 26.3 #26
Drop support for Emacs 24 and 25. This allows for some code cleanup. *This is a major breaking change*.
*** Change the default value of pdf-view-use-scaling #133
~pdf-view-use-scaling~ is now true by default, leading to rendering of crisp images on high-resolution screens. This should not cause problems on low-resolution screen (other than taking up more cache space / increasing rendering time), but if it does, please ~(setq pdf-view-use-scaling nil)~ in your configuration.

** Improve overall user experience
- Set ~pdf-annot-list-highlight-type~ to true by default.
  + Show annotation color when listing them by default, allow the user to turn them off if need be.

** Make changes required by newer versions of Emacs
- Emacs 29 introduces ~pixel-scroll-precision-mode~, which interferes with ~pdf-view~ scrolling. This is fixed in #124

** Functionality fixes and improvements
- Fix ~revert-buffer~ to correctly work over Tramp #128
- Fix sorting by date in ~pdf-annot-list-mode~ #75

* Version 0.91
** Change the keybindings for traversing history
This is a minor but *breaking change*. ~l~ (backward) and ~r~ (forward) are the conventional bindings for history navigation in Emacs, but ~pdf-tools~ uses ~B~ and ~N~. The previous keybindings are kept as-is for people who were used to it, while introducing ~l~ and ~r~ keybindings as well.

This is a breaking change because ~r~ was previously bound to ~revert-buffer~. However, ~g~ is also bound to ~revert-buffer~ and is the conventional binding for ~revert~ so this should be okay.

** Make changes required by newer versions of Emacs
A number of changes are made to support new elisp / package changes. There is no impact of this on existing users.
- Emacs 27, Emacs 28 and Emacs 29 are supported now.
- Synctex 1.21 is supported now.
** Improve overall install experience
Running ~M-x pdf-tools-install~ should _just work_ now.
** Add support for high-resolution displays (Retina display on Mac)
Setting ~pdf-view-use-scaling~ to a non-nil value now renders crisp images on high-resolution displays.
* Version 0.90
** The displayed columns when listing annotations is now customizable
See variable ~pdf-annot-list-format~ and ~pdf-annot-list-highlight-type~.
** Improved handling of default annotation properties
A new variable ~pdf-annot-default-annotation-properties~ was introduced, subsuming and obsoleting ~pdf-annot-default-text-annotation-properties~ and ~pdf-annot-default-markup-annotation-properties~. The new variable lets the user choose default properties, e.g. a color, for all supported annotations separately.
** Provide a faster "boot-loader"
The autoloaded function ~pdf-loader-install~ acts as a replacement for ~pdf-tools-install~ and makes Emacs load and use PDF Tools as soon as a PDF file is opened, but not sooner.
** Improved the process of (re)compiling the server
This obsoletes the variable ~pdf-tools-handle-upgrades~, which does nothing anymore.
* Version 0.80
** Tablist package
The files ~tablist.el~ and ~tablist-filter.el~ are no longer part of ~pdf-tools~, but continue to live on in the ~tablist~ package, on which ~pdf-tools~ now depends on.
** View
*** Encrypted files
When encountering an encrypted file, query for a password and attempt to decrypt it.
*** Backward sync from isearch
In ~isearch~, press ~M-s s~ to visit the source of the current match.
*** Disable unicode in mode-line
New variable ~pdf-view-use-unicode-lighter~ which allows for disabling the use of unicode in the mode-line.
* Version 0.70
** View
*** Register integration
The keys ~m~ and ~'~ now set respectively to jump to a register corresponding to a position in the PDF. Also ~''~ is handled special: It jumps to the position before the last register-jump.
*** Export parts of a page as an image
See ~pdf-view-extract-region-image~.
** Info
*** Interface changes
The return value of many pdf-info-* functions was changed in order to prefer alists over other data-structures (indexed lists, trees).
** Virtual PDF
A virtual PDF is a collection of pages (or parts thereof) of arbitrary documents, which appear to the rest of ~pdf-tools~ as one big PDF, though they are always read-only.

* Version 0.60
** Regexp support
You may now search for perl-compatible regular expressions (PCRE) in PDF documents, both via Isearch and Occur. If that scares you, customize the variable ~pdf-occur-prefer-string-search~.
** Occur
*** Asynchronous search
Searching is performed asynchronously in a private server instance, i.e. it doesn't block neither ordinary editing nor ~pdf-view-mode~.
*** Moccur
Added the ability to search multiple documents in one occur buffer.
** Isearch
*** Occur Integration
~M-s o~ now starts occur, while keeping the isearch session, like it is in text-buffers.
*** Word search
~M-s w~ now does a word search, which will also find hyphenated words (as determined by ~pdf-isearch-hyphenation-character~), though not at page boundaries.
** View
*** Navigate by pagelabels
~M-g l~ may be used to jump to a page by label, i.e. its displayed number.
*** Rendering
Added the ability to display the page as it would be printed (e.g. w/o annotations) via ~pdf-view-printer-minor-mode~ and to apply a color filter via ~pdf-view-midnight-minor-mode~.
** Outline
New option ~pdf-outline-display-labels~, determining whether to display labels instead of plain page-numbers.
* Version 0.50
** PDF Tools is now available on MELPA.
** SyncTeX
*** File name handling
SyncTeX is pretty picky about source filenames. So instead of trying various filenames and hoping for best, we find it by directly inspecting the database.
*** Heuristic backward search
Backward searching now tries to find the exact position in the LaTeX buffer. This may be disabled by setting ~pdf-sync-backward-use-heuristic~ to ~nil~.
*** Renamed most variables/functions/commands.
The old ones are still there but declared obsolete.
** Compatible with Emacs 24.3
** Integrate with bookmark.el
** Compiling on OSX
PDF Tools should now compile on OSX, though it is unsupported.
** MELPA
Try to handle an update via MELPA by ~package.el~ by shutting down the server, recompiling and restarting it. This may be deactivated by setting ~pdf-tools-handle-upgrades~ to nil.
** Auto slicing
A new minor mode which will automatically slice the page according to its bounding box.
* Version 0.40
I basically reimplemented the whole thing. (Not really, but a lot has changed.)
** Displaying PDF Files.
Rendering is now done almost completely in ~libpoppler~ (no convert anymore), while PNG images are kept in memory and files are solely used as a means of exchange between Emacs and ~epdfinfo~. In essence, display should be much faster.
*** New Major Mode pdf-view
Hacking up ~doc-view.el~ to support a server-based *rendering engine* would have been to awkward. So a new major-mode was needed : ~pdf-view-mode~. Both are very similar regarding user-interface. Some differences are:
+ Setting the width to ~fit-width~, ~fit-height~ or ~fit-page~ keeps up with window-size changes.
+ The values of the slice are relative, i.e. independent of the ~image-size~.
*** PNG Image Cache
Image data is cached, in order to keep the time it needs to display a page low. Some pages are pre-loaded for the same reason, while idling. The number of cached images per buffer may be customized using ~pdf-cache-image-limit~.
** Annotations
*** New supported types
Provided ~epdfinfo~ was build with a recent version of ~libpoppler~, you may now create and modify the following markup annotation types: highlight, squiggly, underline and strike-out.
** Various
*** You may now select extended regions with C-mouse-1.
*** Numerous other changes