Changes in 3.9.3:

• Bundle Java 21 with Windows and Mac builds
• Updated SWT for all platforms, improved loading of correct SWT library on Linux
• Add support for plugin jars containing their own messages.properties
• Add support for Pinger plugins #491
• Allow plugins to merge multiple ping results
• The UDP pinger now uses the same port as traceroute programs
• FileFeeder: recognition of FQDNs (with trailing dots and numbers in TLDs) in IP list files
• FileFeeder: recognition of IPv6 addresses in IP list files
• Time is now specified in 24-hour format in XML export
• Fix exporting of very long lines as .txt
• Strings up to 255 bytes in length can now be exported to SQL. Among other things, this enables the export of IPv6 scans to SQL
• Updated MAC vendors

Thanks to @marek22k for many fixes!

Changes in 3.9.2:

• Linux: specify Java 17 as minimum required version in .deb and .rpm packages
• Added Irish translation
• Updated SWT for all platforms
• Updated MAC vendors

Changes in 3.9.1:

• Mac: fix permissions in bundled JRE, so that MAC address scanning would work #384
• Linux startup fix if JAVA_HOME has spaces #391
• Update MAC vendors

Changes in 3.9.0:

• Mac: bundle Java 17 runtime, so that Java doesn't need to be installed separately
• Mac: change next alive host shortcut to Cmd+N (Cmd+H is conflicting with hide window)
• Windows installer: update bundled Java runtime to 17
• Linux XFCE: execute terminal properly #379
• Remember last window position #278
• Faster File Feeder when loading large files #347
• Update SWT for all platforms
• Update MAC vendors

Changes in 3.8.2:

• Allow building if .git is not present (e.g. from source zip) #319
• Windows installer now includes a stripped-down JRE to avoid downloading Java separately
• Windows 32-bit build has been removed
• Linux deb & rpm packages now correctly specify Java 11 dependency, not 8
• Mac: display a notification if java not in PATH #279
• If scanning a local network, then ARP will be used in addition to chosen Pinger to detect more hosts #280
• Improved storing/finding of MAC-based host comments. In LAN, they will always be MAC-based now #311
• Removed root-only ICMPPinger that worked using RawSockets, JavaPinger will use ICMP if has permissions to do so

Changes in 3.8.1:

• Make 32-bit Windows build still run under Oracle Java 8 - it seems to still be popular #324
• Make deb files install on older Debian without zst compression support #327
• Add "allow anonymous error reports" checkbox also to Preferences to make it more discoverable #326

Changes in 3.8.0:

• Support for Mac M1 (provided that it runs an arm64 build of Java) - thanks to @aplr #284
• SWT updated for all platforms
• Java 11 is now the minimum required (due to SWT), source can now be built with Java 17
• If real network netmask is known (e.g. LAN), then skipping of broadcast addresses will respect that instead of always skipping .0 and .255 #309
• Pressing IP^ button to prefill local network interfaces will now set netmask in Range Feeder
• LinuxMACFetcher will now read Kernel ARP table directly, not relying on the arp utility to be available #320
• Keywords added to Linux desktop file/launcher to make searching easier #321
• Introduce ARPPinger for pinging LAN hosts that don't respond to ICMP, etc #308
• Mac vendors updated

Changes in 3.7.6:

• Many rare bug/crash fixes reported to Google Analytics
• Translations updated
• Mac vendors updated

Changes in 3.7.5:

• Upgrade SWT for all platforms, some UI alignment improvements
• Fix resolving of MAC vendors and Comments if MAC separator is changed to non-standard
• Support for NetBIOS (NBSTAT) responses containing no names (often returned by Apple devices)
• Mac vendors updated

• Allow changing of MAC address separator (many tools use "-" instead of ":") #261
• Cleanup some GUI resource leaks
• Fix "ghost hosts" on macOS if using TCPPinger #269
• Comments for hosts on LAN (tied to MAC address) will now display even if MAC fetcher is not selected, or is after the Comments fetcher #124
• Preference added to opt-out of checking for new versions #270
• Calculate IPv6 range scanning percent correctly #267
• Mac vendors updated