This version improves the example circuit experience. - Redesigned the Examples screen with larger cards and visual previews, making circuits easier to browse and inspect. - Expanded and reorganized the example circuit library with clearer categories and updated content. - Improved save, import, and export flows for a smoother project workflow. - Projects now preserve zoom and viewport position, making it easier to continue where you left off. - Includes additional compatibility, stability, and overall usability improvements.

This update improves clarity and reliability across the app. The oscilloscope is now smoother to configure during live simulation, with more stable source and terminal selection. Terminal naming is now more consistent across the editor, inspector, component previews, and oscilloscope. We also improved net label refresh when reopening circuits, along with additional visual polish and bug fixes.

Schematic Thumbnails — Component lists now display real circuit schematic previews instead of generic icons, making it easier to find the part you need. Stamp Mode — Select a component and tap repeatedly to place multiple copies with the same properties. Perfect for quickly populating your circuit with identical parts like resistors or capacitors. Collision Detection — Components can no longer overlap. A smart placement system automatically finds the nearest valid position and shows visual feedback during drag. Toolbar Improvements — Toolbar buttons now show contextual enabled, disabled, and active states for a clearer editing experience.

Oscilloscope: More stable trigger alignment, reduced waveform drift, and better auto-scaling across a wider range of signals. Simulator: Refined internal shunt path handling to reduce floating-node issues and improve convergence. New Components: Common Anode and Common Cathode 7-segment displays, plus the 7447 BCD-to-7-segment decoder. General: Performance, stability, and UI improvements throughout the app.

- Simulation speed now works as expected. The speed slider gives you real control from slow-motion to fast-forward — consistent across all devices. - Fixed simulation running at different speeds on different devices.