
--- 2022 ---

22.03 (1.1.0.2)
	- FIX: I had accidentally deleted the code that saves the monitor size,
		which caused the bottom right button to make the window invisible (since
		it thought the monitor size was 0x0).
21.03 (1.1.0.1)
	- Compiled with a new compiler version and some new base systems. This
		should not change any functionality.

--- 2021 ---

03.29 (1.1)
	- Completely remade the program using newer infrastructure. Should be better
		and faster and more responsive in basically every way.
	- [NEW]: Added buttons to flip the image horizontally and vertically.
	- [NEW]: You can now customize the UI buttons by editing buttons.png. That
		file isn't necessary though, you can delete it if you want.
	- [ENHANCE]: UI is bigger so it's easier to click things, and there's now
		visuals to show for what's under your mouse.
	- [ENHANCE]: When clicking the image zoom button on the bottom left multiple
		times, it will now toggle between fitting the image into the window, and
		filling the window with the image.
	- [ENHANCE]: The image is no longer stuck to the top left of the window.
	- [TWEAK]: Removed the file name from the top, it didn't really serve any
		purpose. The top bar now just moves the window, and the window move
		button was removed.
	- [TWEAK]: Window now snaps to the edge of the screen when it's close to the
		egde, but won't force the window to stay in.
	- [PERFORMANCE]: The image is now scaled in a separate program thread, so it
		no longer freezes the program.
	- [FIX]: The window no longer becomes glitchy when you resize it.
	- [FIX]: Files with unicode text (for example Japanese) now work correctly.
		Cause: I had built all my Windows infrastructure using "old" ASCII-only
		functions, without knowing that there's separate versions for unicode
		support. For example when you call the 'CreateWindow' function to open a
		window, it actually translates into 'CreateWindowA' ([A]SCII characters)
		by default. In order to support unicode characters in the window title,
		you need to call 'OpenWindowW' ([W]ide characters) and use special kind
		of text data. This pattern exists for basically anything that uses text
		in any way. None of this would be necessary if Windows just used utf-8
		text, but this is how they decided to do things.

--- 2018 ---

10.15 (1.0.2)
	- [NEW]: Added hotkeys Shift (aspect ratio) and Ctrl (keep zoom) to window
		scaling.

10.14 (1.0.1)
	- [FIX]: Fixed a crash when pasting images sometimes.

10.13 (1.0.0)
	- Initial release.