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pannotator (version 1.1.0)

• Refactored the app shell into a modular workspace with dedicated Mapping, Image, Annotation, and Annotation Table panels.
• Added a persistent Settings workflow that can render below the workspace or in a left/right drawer, with updated layout schematics and single-scroll drawer behavior.
• Reworked Main Settings into accordion sections and moved shared actions and notices above the settings tabs.
• Added editable lookup and username table workflows in Settings using rhandsontable, with lookup accordions and on-demand table loading.
• Added a full-width Annotation Table panel for reviewing and editing annotation records in one place.
• Added project YAML export from Settings, including support for launching with run_app(projectSettingsFile = ...) and an export-only Google Maps API key for project YAML files.
• Added ExifTool dependency checks and install support in Settings, plus KMZ loading guards when ExifTool is unavailable.
• Replaced popup-driven guidance with persistent inline notices and tour-ready UI structure.
• Improved panel layout behavior, equal-height top panels, annotation card controls, drawer styling, and KMZ runtime file handling.
• Added the sourcekmz field to annotation records and exports so annotations record which KMZ file each image came from.
• Replaced magrittr, stringr, and readr usage with native pipe and base R helpers where practical.
• Expanded automated tests and updated the vignette text to reflect the current settings and panel workflow.

pannotator (version 1.0.1)

• Replaced leaflet.extras dependency.
• Reordered new dropdowns to appear at top.
• Changed load kmz button to use different progress bar saving screen space.

pannotator (version 1.0.0.4)

• Initial CRAN submission.

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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.