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Welcome to the TinyTask revision history. Below you’ll find every feature update, bug fix, and enhancement we’ve published since the very first release. Each entry captures the precise date, version number, and the improvements that make TinyTask the lightweight, reliable macro recorder you know and trust.

Whether you’re tracking new functionality or troubleshooting an old workflow, this detailed log ensures full transparency and helps you get the most out of TinyTask. Dive in to see how we’ve continually optimized performance, expanded features, and refined stability—one tiny update at a time.

Revision History

TinyTask 1.75

  • Fixed redraw bug that caused background lines to appear on toolbar in rare circumstances
  • Adjustments to binary output in an attempt to prevent false positives by scanners
  • Build rule changes for streamlined multi-language deployment
  • Updates to toolchain for future development

TinyTask 1.74

  • Added international versions: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish
  • Fixed bug with Compiled EXE process not terminating correctly if interactively stopped
  • Many modifications to text and caption formatting
  • Additional information displayed in Compile EXE output report
  • Added hints in playback key menu about how to emergency stop playbacks
  • Migrated to new web server with 4× the hardware specs to handle increasing traffic loads

TinyTask 1.73

  • Added “Show/Hide Captions” toggle
  • Reverted v1.72 rec file association “auto-play” back to simple “Open File” for safety

TinyTask 1.72

  • Fixed bug with “Play Speed” not being correctly saved or compiled (thanks Y.S. for report)
  • Fixed issue with fast playbacks (100×) not properly terminating after short recordings
  • Added File Association option with TinyTaskSetup.exe
  • TinyTaskSetup > “Add File Association” > double-click .rec file ⇒ plays recording & ends

TinyTask 1.71

  • Fixed issue with app positioning when moving between multiple PCs with different resolutions
  • Updated toolbar image colors to avoid transparency on button faces
  • Preliminary testing for Linux compatibility
  • Updates to tools used for creating installation file (TinyTaskSetup.exe)

TinyTask 1.70

  • New Feature: User-configurable toolbar graphics
  • Custom toolbar allows user control over app elements on varying screen resolutions
  • Upsized default (internal) toolbar from 16×16 to 38×44 pixels; added captions
  • Added previous toolbar versions for download, also included with setup file
  • Fixed mouse cursor flashing while hovering over toolbar icons
  • Fixed problem with TinyTask repositioning on multiple monitors
  • Modified menu access keys to be more logical (e.g., “Play Custom Speed”)
  • Removed option to disable .INI settings (still 100% portable)
  • App now shows system Minimize button if there is sufficient room in title bar
  • Improved error handling and recovery for invalid recordings
  • Rewritten low-level file management
  • Updates and optimizations in Compile EXE feature, improved binary header conformity
  • Removed overly simplistic Help text (future versions/website may add expanded help)
  • Enhancements to installer TinyTask_setup.exe; now designated as preferred download
  • Corrected system icon display in Windows Control Panel → Programs and Features

TinyTask 1.62

  • New Feature: Set your own custom playback speeds
  • Added installer distribution as new download option (TinyTask_setup.exe)

TinyTask 1.61

  • New additional playback speeds
  • Changed caption bar from small (palette) to normal-sized
  • Added “Always on Top” option
  • Added Alt+Tab support for app switching
  • Playback now counts down remaining time
  • Fixed memory error during long recordings
  • Rewrote many low-level internal functions

TinyTask 1.50

  • Added “Compile EXE” feature
  • Added Repeat Playback
  • User preferences stored in portable .ini file
  • Tiny caption bar (no Alt-Tab functionality)
  • Included tooltips when hovering with mouse
  • Tested by over 100,000 users for stability