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Annotation filtering: The filter setting in the Annotation List now also applies to annotation shapes displayed on the image. (Annotations hidden in the list are also hidden from the image view.)
Improved annotation list filter: The annotation list filter selector is now more flexible. Instead of a single-value select, filtering now supports the following options (#287):
All (= no filter), With Entity, Without Entity and With Relation remain single-value options. Selecting one will automatically de-select all others.
All is the default option. If all other options are deselected, the filter automatically switches back to All.
Entity Classes and Relationships are multi-value options. Selecting multiple values will display annotations matching any of the selected choices.
Entity Classes and Relationships cannot be combined. Selecting a relationship while entity class(es) are active will clear the entity class filter, and vice versa.
Auto Transcribe rotation: the Auto Transcribe dialog now allows users to rotate the image in 90-degree steps. The image is sent to the OCR/LLM in rotated orientation, which can improve transcription reliability for engines that don't handle rotated text well (#289).
Annotation style: selected annotations now have slightly thicker stroke width for improved visibility.
Export
Canonical IIIF canvas URL in annotation export: When exporting annotations on IIIF resources in JSON-LD format, the source property now correctly references the canonical Canvas URI.
Improved IIIF annotation import compatibility: IMMARKUS now supports importing IIIF annotations that use the shorthand fragment selector format (e.g. http://www.example.com/canvases/1#xywh=100,100,200,200)
Fixed IIIF metadata search crash: Resolved an issue where graph search would crash when querying IIIF metadata if a manifest's advertised id URI differed from the original download URL. Search now handles this case correctly.