Make the transform tool work correctly with the selection mask’s overlay. Fix saving color profiles that are not sRGB to PNG files. Show the correct blending mode in the brush preset editor. Make it possible to save the “All” tag as the current tag. Fix an issue on macOS where the native file dialogs would not return a filename. Prevent a crash on macOS when closing a dialog that opened the system color dialog. Fix a bug in the polygon tool that adds an extra point. Also save the preferences when closing the preferences dialog with the titlebar close button. Fix transforming layers that have onion skins enabled. Fix the color space of the onion skin cache. Fix the sliders in the performance settings page. The autoprecision setting in the brush preset editor has been rewritten as well, which should result in better performance and nicer lines, too. This does make saving slower on Windows, but the added security should be worth it. With 1,500,000 distinct Windows 10 users of Krita in the past month, chances are good for that happening (just like there are people who work exclusively with unnamed autosave files - don’t do that!), so we now try to force Windows to write files to disk after saving. 
So if you’d cut the power to your computer before Windows did that, you might get corrupted files. Windows usually only writes out saved files to the actual disk when it feels like it. Still, there has been a lot of work done on vector shapes, the transform tool and, especially, saving on Windows. This is a big task that takes up a lot of time, so there are fewer bug fixes in this release than there were for 4.2.7. Part of Krita’s core team is now working on rewriting the way Krita loads and saves resources like brushes or gradients.
The Krita team is pleased to announce another bug fix release of Krita 4.2: Krita 4.2.8.
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