What's New in Snaps Of Apps 1.10

✨Enhancements

Rock‑solid multi‑display restore — Windows now reliably restore to the correct monitor using robust screen attribution and a safer restore pipeline.
Smarter screen attribution (save) — Uses CoreGraphics display bounds with a configurable primary rule (center‑in‑bounds or largest overlap) plus nearest fallback to assign the correct display when capturing.
Stronger target screen resolution (restore) — Matches displays by exact saved bounds first, then nearest origin, then ID, then closest size to resist ID flips and cable swaps.
AX/AppKit conversion fixed — Coordinates are now converted relative to the main display’s top‑left (not the desktop union), preventing main‑screen snapping.
Strict screen enforcement (optional) — A center‑hop to the destination display before final placement helps stubborn apps land on the correct monitor.
Better window selection — For apps with multiple windows (Chrome, VS Code, etc.), the chosen window is now scored by title match and screen proximity.
Display remap UI (when screens are missing) — Presents a 10.15‑friendly modal panel listing all connected displays with OK/Cancel and clear suggestions.
Grouped, readable logs — Save/restore output is grouped by display name with blank‑line spacing; per‑app restore sections are also separated for fast scanning.

Fixed windows restoring to the wrong monitor after sleep/reboot or cable swaps (bounds/origin matching + corrected coordinate conversions).
Fixed cases where only the Built‑in display appeared in the remap prompt; all connected displays now appear consistently on macOS 10.15.
Fixed AX timing issues for apps like Microsoft Teams by polling for windows (and falling back to main/focused window) before restore.
Fixed incorrect Y‑axis and union‑frame math that could cause off‑screen placement or main‑screen snapping.
Fixed screen ID persistence issues by storing CGDirectDisplayID as unsigned bits in Core Data to avoid sign extension.
Fixed quit flow logging and spacing; added detailed per‑bundle termination results.
Removed ambiguous CF downcasts; CoreFoundation type checks are now explicit for clean builds.

UI‑only capture: background agents and excluded bundle IDs are filtered out when saving snapshots.
Restore is non‑destructive: remap choices are session‑only and never modify saved snapshots.
Per‑display grouped logs include monitor names and both calculated and resulting rects for easy diagnosis.

macOS 10.15+ — All features, including the remap prompt, work on Catalina and later; Preferences use 10.15‑safe APIs.
Backward‑compatible snapshots — Existing snapshots continue to restore; older entries without saved origins fall back gracefully.

Version: 1.10
Release Date: October 20, 2025
Minimum System: macOS 10.15 (Catalina) and later
Highlights: Robust multi‑display restore, 10.15 remap UI, strict screen enforcement, grouped logging

No migration required. Your existing snapshots will continue to restore; new captures benefit from improved display attribution and persistence.
Optional preferences let you tailor capture heuristics (center vs overlap) and enable stricter restore behavior when needed.