Codemark BETA-0.2.0 veröffentlicht

2026-06-05 13:02:31

Changelog

The app has been renamed from LogiQR to Codemark.
The app now uses the new Codemark logo, icons, app name, update names, export names, setup texts, and updater texts.
Codemark is now presented as an app by Qubik Studios.
The app header now shows the Codemark logo instead of a plain text title.
The logo adapts to light and dark themes.
The About/settings area now shows updated Codemark and publisher information.
The default example QR content is now Codemark.
The website button is disabled when no official website URL is configured.

Codemark now uses C optimization for better runtime performance across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
QR previews are cached so repeated changes and window resizing feel smoother.
Preset thumbnails are cached and generated more efficiently.
Heavier export work runs in the background so the interface stays more responsive.
Visual effects and animations were adjusted to reduce unnecessary load in packaged app versions.
Background animations pause or reduce work when the app is minimized or moved.

All QR content types from the first public beta remain available, including links, plain text, contacts, WiFi, e-mail, phone, SMS, and location data.
Logo handling is more flexible and scan-friendly.
Logos can use improved sizing, padding, background, rounded background, border width, and border color options.
Transparent logo edges are handled more cleanly.
PNG and SVG exports stay closer to the live preview.
Export now runs a QR self-test before writing risky output.
QR quality checks cover readability, contrast, quiet zone, rotation, reflection, degradation, and optional decoder validation when OpenCV and NumPy are available.
Auto-fix can apply safer QR settings after a failed scan test.

Existing LogiQR presets and session data can be copied into the Codemark app directory on first run.
Autosave avoids unnecessary rewrites when nothing important changed.
Codemark can offer to restore the last autosaved custom preset after an unclean shutdown.
Older preference data is handled more tolerantly during the move to Codemark.

Update checks now use the Codemark app identity.
Codemark checks for updates silently after startup and through passive background checks.
When an update is available, the app shows an in-app update banner.
Repeated update checks are paused while an update is already available.
Downloaded updates are checksum-verified before installation.
Packaged Windows installations can hand off verified updates to the Codemark updater.

The setup wizard now uses Codemark wording throughout the install, update, repair, uninstall, and launch flow.
Setup verifies that both the main app and updater are installed correctly.
Setup validates downloaded packages before installation.
Setup now expects the install folder to be named Codemark.
Legacy LogiQR shortcuts can be cleaned up during uninstall.
The updater waits for the running app to close before replacing files.
The updater creates a backup before replacing the app executable and can restore it if replacement fails.
The updater can restart Codemark after a successful update.

Sponsor content now uses the Codemark app identity.
Sponsor content can be selected from multiple available entries.
Sponsor data is cached so the app does not need to request the same content repeatedly.
Sponsor images are loaded more defensively and reused while cached data is valid.

Development versions now use Codemark-branded debug output.
Debug tools remain disabled automatically in release-like packaged app versions.
A developer-only layout overlay was added for UI tuning.

Existing LogiQR user data can be copied into the Codemark app directory on first run.
Legacy LogiQR folders are not deleted automatically.
Users moving from LogiQR should verify that presets and session data were copied correctly.
Exported QR codes should still be tested before production print use.