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• Errors and crashes are sent automatically: an error window, a button that failed or a Premiere crash goes to the developer on its own, no need to press anything. A short note is sent, without your email; after a crash the crash dump goes too, and it may contain part of the open project.
• If Premiere crashed or froze, the report says when it happened and what the panel was doing, and carries the crash dump.
• Next to "?" in the header there is now an envelope, Send Report: one click and the report is sent, no email or text needed. After an error a red dot lights up on it. In the error window the main button is Send Report, also one click.
• After Premiere crashes, the panel offers once, on the next start, to send a report — with one click.
• When a new version is out on the website, a yellow dot lights up on "?". Hover to see the version number; the first line of the "?" menu, "Update to … in Hub", opens Hub, and Hub installs the update.

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• On the Intake tab, under "Auto-Sort via Incoming", a new "And Everything New in the Root" checkbox: clips dropped on the timeline, imports into the root, new sequences and Adjustment Layers go straight to Incoming, then into categories when its minutes run out. Bins are left alone. Off by default.
• After you choose a folder, Binder asks how to connect it: "Everything in It" or "Only New from Now". With the second option, files already in the folder never go to the project, not even after restarting Premiere; only new files come in. Such a folder is marked "new only" in the list.
• Each folder on the Intake tab now has its own "What to Import": the "Import" button in the folder's row, and for a new folder "What to Import" right in the "How to connect" question, before the first import.
• Until it has its own setting, the folder follows the default; the first checkbox you change makes it its own, the row shows a "custom import" mark, and "Use Default" brings back the shared one. The top button is now "What to Import by Default" and leaves folders with their own setting alone.

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• Report a Problem: a report on how the panel ran is attached to the message — you see what will be sent and can leave it out.
• The Incoming delay is now any number of minutes from 1 to 1440 instead of the fixed "1 · 3 · 5 · 10".
• Auto-Sort has its own minutes (0 means right away): new items in the project root wait that long before moving into categories. A sequence, Black Video, Color Matte or Adjustment Layer you have just created is no longer pulled away from under you.
• Sort Project creates every category bin at once, even the empty ones, so the project structure is ready after the first click.
• English: switch the language in the panel's ≡ menu; on first launch the panel follows the Premiere language.
• On launch the panel checks that its files are unchanged and suggests reinstalling through the Hub if something does not match what we released.

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• The first version of Binder — one panel instead of Watcher and SORTER. A folder on disk arrives in a project bin by itself, Sort Project spreads the root into 10 colored categories, Undo Sort rolls the sorting back, and after a render the folder with the finished file opens.
• The Incoming bin: new files from intake folders land in it first, in the project root, so you can put them on the timeline right away. After the chosen time (1 to 10 minutes, or by a button) they move to their place by themselves, and the clip on the timeline stays untouched. Off by default.
• A "?" button in the header: report a bug (with your email and the panel log), version history, support and plugin info. The error window has a Send Report button.
• Without a key the panel opens with the key window: enter a key or start the trial right in Binder.