Google Drive 歷史版本列表
更新時間：2018-06-27
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Updated:
- Autoprefixer 8.6.3
- Cssnext 3.0.23
- Postcss 6.0.23
- Less 3.0.4
- Ruby Sass 3.5.6
- Node Sass 4.9.0
更新時間：2017-10-21
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Google Drive 3.37.7121.2026
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Google Drive 3.36.6884.5911
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Google Drive 3.36.6721.3394
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Google Drive 3.35.6251.4621
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Google Drive 3.35.5978.2967
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Google Drive 2.34.5075.1619
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Google Drive 1.32.4889.9221
- Preview password-protected Microsoft Office documents, presentations, and spreadsheets in Drive. Going forward, when you attempt to open one of these file types in Drive on the web, you’ll be prompted to enter the password and, upon doing so successfully, you’ll see a read-only preview of that document.
- Made the Google Drive plug-in for Microsoft Office more secure and easier to use. In particular, the plug-in authentication flow has been updated as part of Google’s effort to modernize OAuth interactions in native applications. The new authentication flow requires users to authenticate via the default browser on their system, and not through embedded browsers known as “web-views.”
Introducing powerful additions to Drive that can help your organization:
- Create, share and work confidently as a team with Team Drives
- Stay in control of sensitive company data with Google Vault for Drive
- Migrate easily to the cloud with our latest acquisition, AppBridge
- Work seamlessly with the tools you're already using with Drive File Stream
- Access relevant files immediately with Quick Access, powered by Google machine intelligence
Google Drive 1.32.4066.7445
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Google Drive 1.32.3889.0961
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Google Drive 1.32.3592.6117
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.32.3363.5836
- Integrated search experience in Gmail, Google Calendar, Groups, and Drive on the web for G Suite Basic and G Suite Business customers to make finding the content you care about easier.
- This new search experience uses Google’s latest technologies to make searching for content more intelligent than ever. The search results you’ll see will change depending on what you’re trying to accomplish and also which services are enabled for your domain. Typically, search results in the top portion will be the same type as the application you’re using, and below, you’ll see related documents, contacts, calendar events, or emails that are most relevant to what you’re searching for. Please note: At this time, the integrated search experience will be rolled out only to G Suite Basic and G Suite Business customers (formerly called Google Apps for Work and Google Apps Unlimited).
Google Drive 1.31.2873.2758
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.31.2755.2156
- Shared content now behaves like the content that you own: Signed-in recipients of Google Drive shared folders will now be able to access the contents in Drive (without having to add to My Drive) and will see the full functionality of Drive when receiving shared folders. This includes adding and modifying files, creating new folders, changing your notification subscriptions, and more. Just like how you’re used to in My Drive, you have the ability to modify the files directly from the landing page.
Google Drive 1.30.2170.0459
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.29.2074.1528
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.29.1862.0513
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.28.1549.1322
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Google Drive 1.27.1227.2094
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.26.0707.2863
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Google Drive 1.25.0523.2491
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Google Drive 1.25.0468.5720
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.25.0286.7715
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Google Drive 1.24.9931.5480
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Google Drive 1.23.9648.8824
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Google Drive 1.22.9403.0223
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Google Drive 1.21.9226.6034
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Google Drive 1.21.9135.5822
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Google Drive 1.20.8672.3137
- The ‘Shared with me’ functionality is available again
Google Drive 1.19.8406.6504
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.19.8268.4572
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Google Drive 1.18.7821.2489
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Google Drive 1.17.7290.4094
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Google Drive 1.17.7224.1867
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Google Drive 1.15.6430.6825
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Google Drive 1.11.4865.2530
- Shortcuts for Google Docs, Sheets and Slides — These will be added to the desktop and start menu for new users and to the start menu for existing users. These shortcuts will make it easy for users to use Docs, Sheets, and Slides to create and edit documents.
- Improved setup — When setting up Drive, users can now use an arbitrary name for their sync directory. This prevents users from mistakenly creating a Google Drive folder within a Google Drive folder, and it offers more flexibility about where the Google Drive folder is installed on their systems.
- Speed and performance enhancements
- Other bug fixes and enhancements.
Google Drive 1.10.4769.0632
- Sync status overlay icon — New, more accurate and reliable sync status icons show you the status of each file you're syncing.
- Stability improvements — Due to a number of improvements, you'll run into fewer cases of Google Drive crashing suddenly or stopping in the middle of uploading files.
- More efficient use of CPU and speedier pre-upload time — Large sets of items dropped into your local Google Drive folder will upload faster and more efficiently.
- Further memory optimizations — Previous versions of Google Drive consumed excess memory when moving or deleting files from the local Google Drive folder. This is no longer the case.
Google Drive 1.9.4536.8202
- Right-click menu — Now, when you right-click an item in your Google Drive folder, you'll see a menu that allows you to share or view the file on drive.google.com.
- Offline access to Google documents — Have Google Chrome installed? If so, you’ll be able to access your most recent Google documents on drive.google.com, even while offline. Simply open any Google document from your local Google Drive folder and Chrome will display the file for you to edit. Your changes will be synced when you reconnect to the Internet.
- Faster download — Downloads now take about 50% less time. For accounts with many small files, the speed improvement is even more pronounced.
- Smarter delete dialogs — In version 1.8, we added delete confirmation dialogs, which alerted users when items moved out of local Google Drive folders were moved to the trash. The dialogs were susceptible to false positives, though, because programs like Microsoft Word sometimes create and then delete temporary files. In this release, we’ve restricted these messages to folders you've created in Drive, as well as Google documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms, and drawings.
Google Drive 1.8.4357.4863
- 5x faster restart time — Upon restart, Google Drive scans for any changes you made while not connected. This process is now 5x faster.
- Reduced CPU usage — There will be decreased CPU usage during uploads and downloads.
- Facilitated the sync log process — When you run into a problem, it will now be easier to share your log information with Google support.
- Reduced memory usage — Google Drive now uses roughly 50 percent less memory to perform the same tasks.
- “Unable to connect” errors — There will always be legitimate circumstances when Drive cannot connect due to Internet connectivity, but we've reduced the number of circumstances in which this would arise.
- Deleting folders will maintain their hierarchy — In some cases, deleting a folder would cause the subfolders to lose their structure. That will no longer be the case.
Google Drive 1.7.4018.3496
- Google Forms and Apps Script File extensions — Google Forms and Apps Script files will be represented as .gform and .gscript files respectively.
- Rename Google Drive folder more easily — Renaming the Google Drive folder now more reliably pops up a dialog to ask where you moved the folder.
- Delete warning — We've added a warning that you’ll see when you move files out of the Google Drive folder on your desktop. The warning lets you know that moving files out of your Drive folder will cause them to be put in the trash online.
- Inaccurate file sync status overlays — In prior releases, the client would display a green checkmark on files that had not yet successfully synced. This is no longer the case.
- Additional diagnostics — In order to better diagnose performance related issues, additional diagnostics are now captured and send to Google if you have opted to send Google anonymous usage statistics.
Google Drive 1.6.3837.2778
- Upload speed improvements — Users should now see faster upload speeds for many common file types, including .jpg and .png image files.
- New welcome screen during setup — When starting Google Drive for the first time, a new welcome screen provides additional context before asking you to sign in.
- Streamlined installation for users without Google accounts — If installing Google Drive without a Google account, you can now create a new account from within the installation flow and use that account to sign in to Google Drive, in one step.
- Closing the Google Drive for Mac/PC application now completes more quickly. — Issue: The way the sync client closed XMPP connections caused delays when exiting. Resolution: Requests to exit Google Drive for Mac/PC should now complete more quickly.
- Users no longer need to resync content after being disconnected. — Issue: Users disconnected from Drive for any reason (such as Drive being disabled within an organization) would be forced to log out and resync their content when reconnected. Resolution: When disconnected from Drive, the user’s sync client is now paused until the user can resolve the issue.
Google Drive 1.5.3449.3345
- Change log not available for this version
Google Drive 1.4.3365.1552
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Google Drive 1.3.3209.2688
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Google Drive 1.2.3101.4994
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Google Drive 1.1.3019.0542
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Google Drive 1.0.2975.8828
- Change log not available for this version
更新時間：2016-11-29
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New features:
- The new code sample api/samples/mean shows how to programmatically access the JProfiler MBean
- Heap walker: In the outgoing references view, the toString() filter of the "Apply filter by restricting the selected value" action now also works for Strings in snapshots
- Integration wizards: In "Startup immediately" mode, class retransformations are reduced for faster connections: An optional "config synchronization" screen is displayed for remote sessions, for local profiling sessions, the config file is now automatically specified.
- Support for NetBeans 8.2
- Netbeans plugin: Added support for profiling Maven projects
Bugs fixed:
- Do not show thread dump for HPROF snapshots if no thread dumps are available (for example with jmap -F)
- Fixed NPE for some Java 7 HPROF snapshots created with jmap -F (force)
- Telemetry overview always scrolled to bottom when resizing the window
- In the "All objects" and "Recorded objects" views, starting and stopping the session did not properly clear the view filters
- Some fatal errors during a heap dump analysis were not displayed with an error dialog
- Changing to the allocation view in an HPROF or PHD snapshot via the view selection dialog showed a progress dialog that never terminated
- Regression in 9.2: "Start probe recording" and "Stop probe recording" trigger actions did not display the drop-down for the probe anymore
- JProfiler UI on Solaris Sparc could not open heap dumps with newer 1.8 JVMs
更新時間：2016-01-12
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New features:
- Java 9 support: Support for JEP 254 (Compact Strings)
- Java 9 support: The JProfiler agent now works if only the java.base module is present
- Java 9 support: Support new Java 9 version scheme
- Improved support for new PostgreSQL and MariaDB drivers
Bugs fixed:
- The eclipse IDE integration did not work with the new eclipse installer
- Direct SSH connections did not work if a multi-hop connection had been configured previously
- CPU and memory recording were active for snapshots if enabled in the initial recording profile of the session
- Removing the call tree root in the hot spots view did not update the displayed data
- If the JProfiler API jar was in the configured classpath, script dialogs did not work
- MBean browser: Show the toString() result for values and operation results with a non-open type
- Tool tips in views were not hidden when changing the view with the keyboard
- HPROF heap dumps containing instances with missing classes can now be read
- Fixed a memory leak for call tree analyses
- Fixed the JProfiler executable selection on the eclipse 4.5 preference page
- Improved the performance of the probe hotspots view
- If probe hotspots were consolidated, control objects could lose their names
- After canceling the quick start dialog, the start center was displayed
- IDE integrations did not work if the IDE ran with Java 1.6
- Object comparison: Total line was empty
- "All objects" and "Recorded objects" views: The "Diff" column in the total line was empty
- Biggest objects view in the heap walker: The "Show in graph action" remained disabled if an object set creation was canceled
- When exporting a view for the first time, the initial directory in the file chooser was the root directory
- Do not ask the "Create session" question when the profiling session has been started from an IDE integration
更新時間：2016-01-08
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Debugger:
- The new debugger features a live disassembly view and allows developers to debug games way easier than before while being very useful feature in assisting the debugging of games which aren't working properly. Its main purpose is aiding in game hacking, translation patches for example list of Keyboard shortcuts for the debugger functions can be found at docs/debugger.txt
Folder memory cards:
- The new Folder memory card feature allows users to easily share single game saves instead of the whole memory cards by simply sending the folder of the specific game. This method also allows easier backup of the save files and allows deletion of game saves without even going into the PS2 bios or the game. You even convert your older memory cards to a folder using the built-in convert feature!
- Another neat advantage is that it provides unlimited storage capacity for save files as games will only see their own saves and the rest of the perceived 8MB memory card as free space. This allows you to create as many saves as would fit onto a whole empty memory card in a single game, without concerns about leaving enough space for other games or ever running into the problem where you start a new game and only later realize you don't have enough free space on the memory card to save, and without the incompatibility issues of emulating bigger third party memory cards.
EE Overclock:
- You can now manipulate the EE Cyclerate to overclock and underclock the Emotion Engine's R5900 Core CPU clock speed, The negative values on the slider allow you to reduce the clock speed and conversely the positive values effectively increase the clockspeed.
Recompiler Improvements and Core Refactors:
- GIF: Better Handling for Finish Interrupt request signal
- MicroVU: General Improvements
- SIF: Limit/Mask transfer size to 1mb-16bytes
- VIF: Better handling of IRQ and MFIFO Timing improvements
- EE Interpreter: Improved TLB miss exception handling
Support for loading Gzip and CSO compressed ISO's:
- PCSX2 can now directly load compresed ISO images, so you can save your precious HDD space!
GSDX
Programmable blending to reproduce GS blending unit output:
- The source of the issues on GPU blending unit is due to the fact that the raster operations pipeline (ROP) differ from the GS and the GPU which means that the GPU ROP's don't support the equations which are supported by the GS ROP's and hence it leads to wrong blending which causes situations like horizontal black lines or missing effects on some games.
- Hardware implementations are usually limited to only a subset of all possible equations. A software implementation based on a CPU (such as a shader) would be able to do any operation at the cost of performance.
- The new option (Blending Unit Accuracy), which is an OpenGL renderer exclusive, moves the computing of the ROP to the shader. This way it is more accurate but considerably slower. You can try different levels of the option "Blending Unit Accuracy" to check out the impact on the accuracy and performance.
Improved CRTC output size handling:
- There were few rare cases on games running at NTSC video mode where the detected frame buffer height was too large and eventually caused the whole screen to have a weird format with unexpected bottom black bars on the screen. A few games which suffered similar issues are Skyrunner, Devil may cry 3, Tribes: Aerial Assault. This eventually got fixed by proper saturation limit for height in case of NTSC video mode.
Software renderer improvements:
- Silent Hill outputs a nan in Q to emulate the flashlight - an unsupported NaN (not a number) on the projection value (Q). Gregory used an isnan test to find such instances and emulate the flash light effect. Gabest later decreased the speed impact by using inlined ASM. Fixes Flash light effects on Silent Hill 3.
- Better texture size management in software mode, fixes Horsez and Stolen memory issue and also lowers memory usage in general.
- Better handling of textures addressing outside the limits by extending the cached texture size to the upper limits of the region clamp values: Fixes Lupin the 3rd
Accurate destination alpha testing:
- Better behavior to replicate one of the GS functions where the Graphics Synthesizer can discard a pixel based on the destination output. In order to emulate this function properly you need in-order RW texture. Unfortunately standard GPU only has either an in-order RO texture or an out-of-order RW texture, to circumvent around this limitation accurate date implements a two pass algorithm to implement the effect. The 1st pass searches the valid primitive ID and the 2nd pass will do the draw based on the previous pass.
Improved read of depth / color:
- A standard GPU has separate textures for the color and the depth information. The GS doesn't enforce such separation between color/depth information. So it is allowed to read depth as color or write color into depth. You could even write depth in the color render target. It is used for effects such as "depth of field". The new option "Hardware depth", which is an OpenGL renderer exclusive, allows to convert depth/color into color/depth respectively. Now you can enjoy accurate reproduction of such effects. However these conversions require additional resources from your GPU which might gradually decrease performance in cost of accuracy.
SPU2-X
Per channel volume adjustment:
- A.K.A Room Correction. This feature is present in the control panel of some audio chips, but often enough, the settings that work well for the system in general, don't match the settings that you prefer for emulated games, due to the intrinsic differences of the emulated machine.
- It does exactly what it sounds like: lets you adjust each output channel independently, to compensate for things such as distance of the speakers to the chair, or to emphasize the vocals (center channel) or the surround sound (side/back channels) when the game's balance is not fully to your liking.
- You'll find the values hidden in the SPU2-X.INI file, under the MIXING section (VolumeAdjust series of keys). The values are in decibels, which means writing 1 in one of the volumes will make the amplitude 10x larger, 2 will blow it up to 100x, and -1 will make it 1/10th of the original. Smaller values in the range of -1 to 1 are recommended for testing, as it's easy to cause unwanted clipping in the output.
Time Stretcher:
Improvements to tempo adjustments:
- Previously latency values higher than 200ms will make the stretcher adjustments overshoot the target
- equilibrium back and forth, in effect never stabilizing. This bug was fixed by lowering the tempo adjustments to avoid potential overshoots on bigger buffers.
- The latency slider will now allow a minimum value of 15ms. Providing choices of choosing from values between 15 to 29ms on the slider.
GUI:
Configurable template on GSFrame titlebar:
- There was some discussion among the users about the elements which should be displayed on the title bar of the rendering window, some of them disagreed with the placement of the elements and suggested to replace them in different order and have certain elements prioritized. While our users opinions are respected, all of them had very different ideas and it was impossible to satisfy everyone. Hence a consensus was never reached.
- So Avih decided to create a general template system to allow customization of the elements on the title bar. The following template is located in the inis_1.4.0/PCSX2_ui.ini file though lacks a user interface for easier customization.
Revamped Core and GSDX plugin dialogs:
- The Core and GSDX dialogs have undergone quite a deal of changes like converting the three-state checkboxes to a combobox, inclusion of tooltips on GSDX dialogs and further simplification / categorization which eventually lead to the Shader configuration dialog which includes all the Shader based options. (Shade Boost , FXAA , TV Shader and External shader) on the core side, there was a recent WX update from 2.8 to 3.0 which eventually caused a few issues but all of them got fixed eventually by our WX Expert Turtleli and there has also been support for DPI scaling added for all the dialogs. The Emulation settings dialog has also been changed slightly to be more consistent with the Linux GUI.
更新時間：2015-03-10
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New features:
- Bundled integration for IntelliJ IDEA 14.1 (the newest IDEA plugin is always available in time from the IDEA plugin manager)
Bugs fixed:
- Regression in 8.1.3: IDE integrations were broken on some Windows systems
- Eclipse IDE integration failed if the previous eclipse installation directory was deleted
- "Out of memory exception" trigger could not be edited
- Fixed a crash while retransforming Java 8 Lambda classes
更新時間：2014-06-07
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Bugs fixed:
- Attaching to a Java 8 JVM could crash the profiled process
- Heap Walker: The UI could hang in the cumulated incoming references for some hash map and linked list content
更新時間：2013-06-21
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New features:
- Bundled integration for IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 (the newest IDEA plugin is always available in time from the IDEA plugin manager)
- Generic WTP integration for the eclipse 3.6 and 3.7 IDE integrations
Bugs fixed:
- Integration wizard produced wrong VM parameter for IBM JVMs on Solaris
- Fixed a VerifyError in conjunction with AspectJ
- When consolidating probe events, prefer to keep open and close events since they are usually more interesting
- Fixed hanging after the output "Native library initialized" that could happen when other Java agents where present
- Fixed a problem with proxy classes having a different package name in recent Java releases
更新時間：2011-07-08
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
New features:
- Added the option "address=[IP address]" for the -agentpath VM parameter to select a particular network interface for the profiling agent
- Bundled JProfiler plugin for IntelliJ IDEA 10.5
Bugs fixed:
- Fixed crash when instrumenting classes whose constant pool was nearly full
- Fixed illegal exception table problem when instrumenting certain Scala class files
- All locally detected JREs were reported with the vendor "Sun" (Regression in 6.1)
- The bundled JRE in the Windows installers did not work with some languages
- No expansion popups were shown for long thread names in the thread history view anymore (regression in 6.1.2)
- Quick attach dialog: When searching for JVMs was slow due to hanging or damaged JVMs, the dialog would be very sluggish
- Cancelling profiling sessions from IDE integrations did not kill the started process anymore (regression in 6.2)
更新時間：2009-09-17
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Bugs fixed:
- Fixed a race condition that could lead to a deadlock in the profiled JVM
- Fixed a crash in the profiled JVM that could occur when the JVM terminated and the JProfiler GUI was not connected
- Fixed a crash in the heap walker related to internal reflection classes