1.0.11
- Pick a line, not seven switches. The first screen — and the Files section of Settings — offers eight named sets: Everything, All media, Everything visual, All audio, All video, Only PDFs, Only web pages, Nothing. Tap one and Prism asks macOS for exactly those. The per-kind switches are still underneath for a different mix.
- Local web pages are now one of the kinds. An HTML file on your Mac can open in Prism, with its pictures, styles and scripts, rather than in a browser. It is off unless you ask for it.
- Give it back. Prism writes down which app held each type before it takes it, so one button hands them all back. macOS has no undo of its own for this, so Prism keeps the note itself.
- Settings is three sections. Files — what opens in Prism, and what happens when you open another one. Memory — what Prism remembers. Prism — version, updates and the Finder space-bar preview. The details sit behind disclosures, so nothing is a wall of switches.
- Remembering is one switch. It used to be possible for "keep history off" and "no kinds are checked" to disagree with each other. Now there is a single Remember what I had open. With it off, Prism's saved session is deleted, its Recent Items list is cleared, and macOS is told to keep none for Prism at all — so nothing can be added back between one clear and the next. Window sizes and positions stay. Your files are never touched.