• Support for macOS Sierra (OSX 10.12)
  
  • In the macOS Sierra version Apple had added some new restrictions for applications - without updated code-signing current applications were no longer able to access other applications from within the same folder. But that is a design the krpano tools are depending on - there is a core command-line 'krpanotools' executable and additional gui-tools and droplets that are accessing it.
  • The new krpano release (with updated code-signing) should now work in all OSX versions from Mac OSX 10.9 to macOS Sierra 10.12.
    
    
• Inline-videos on the iPhone with iOS 10 are now working also in third party browsers (Chrome, Firefox) and apps that don't support the native iOS10 inline-video feature yet. For these browsers the inline-video-workaround works almost like the iOS 9 one - an additional sound file is required for the video sound and an initial touch is required for loading the video.
  
  
• Since the recent Flashplayer version 23 update (many systems and browsers are updating the Flashplayer automatically and unnoticeable) the access to local files is not allowed anymore by default. There were 'security errors' about that the loading of the xml files is not possible (especially when using the toureditor plugin, which is still Flashplayer-based).
  The updated krpano Flash viewer detects this case now and shows information how to change the Flashplayer settings to allow the access again.
  
  
• To make local usage and local testing easier - there are now new simple and easy-to-use localhost servers applications included.
  When building a VTOUR there will be additional 'tour_testingserver.exe' (for Windows) and 'tour_testingserver_macos' (for Mac) files - just click/start them and the tour will automatically open in the browser using a localhost server.
  

• There is a new protection setting to block the external (cross-domain) embedding via iframes. This can be used to avoid that someone else would embed the panos from your page into another page using iframes.
• Support for the recent WebVR API 1.1 was added.
• The vtourskin.xml has an additional 'skin_settings.webvr_prev_next_hotspots' setting for disabling the default VR scene navigation hotspots.
• Fix: Since the recent Google Maps API update the touch-moving and gesture-zooming on map-spots on iOS was also moving and zooming the webpage - the updated googlemaps plugin avoids this now.
• Fix: when using the gyro and hotspot-navigation the pano was fully-zoomed in (a bug in the vtourskin.xml and an unintended behavior of the lookat action with empty parameters).
  

Quoted from "KiboOst"

Quoted from "klaus.krpano"

When building a VTOUR there will be additional 'tour_testingserver.exe' (for Windows)

How can we get this exe file loading our html when NOT using any vtour/droplet stuff ? Or maybe generate one that will always load the index.htm beside him ?

Quoted from "Valentin"

Is the linkedscene_lookat with null values of vlookat and fov fixed too?

Quoted from "mhashish"

Do you know a reason why the native player shows on first touch only?

Quoted from "Islander"

I would suggest "hiding" the macros file mayne in the skin folder and that would allow having only a minimum set of files (an html and the exe file in the root folder. But that would be possible in core programming only.

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I've noticed that inline-video in iPhone IOS 10 is not working from facebook browser - on touch video is opened in separate window as regular video. Is it possible to get an update for that issue?