Version 1.7.0

This release adds score history tracking, platform-aware scan presets, and a more refined manual-review workflow.

New features

Score history per URL. Every scan is now recorded so you can track a page's accessibility over time. A new History tab shows a score chart, issue-count bar graph, and lists of rules introduced or resolved since the previous scan. A small sparkline beside the score dial shows the trend at a glance. History is stored locally in your browser, bucketed by URL path, and can be cleared from Settings.

Platform presets. Curated scope and exclude rules for WordPress, Drupal, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Joomla, Webflow, and LibGuides. A Scan Mode dropdown picks between scanning the whole page (preset's excludes only) or just the content area — useful for content editors who don't control the theme. Preset choices are remembered per hostname.

Platform auto-detection. When Pinpoint detects what your site is built with and no preset is active, a small pill on the results page suggests the matching preset. One click applies it and re-scans.

Per-instance manual verification in Advanced view. Verify each instance of a manual-review rule individually via the Prev/Next pager, with a "X of N reviewed" progress indicator. Marking an instance auto-advances to the next unverified one.

Improvements

• Manual-review headlines now use suggestive wording ("Text may be hard to read") instead of definitive, reflecting that the checker couldn't measure a confirmed answer.
• Color blindness simulation labels reference both sexes accurately (e.g. "~5% of men, ~0.4% of women"); autosomal variants noted as affecting men and women equally.
• Dismissed-issues UI no longer claims dismissals are "false positives" — wording softened throughout.
• Decorative thin-background gradients used as fake underlines are correctly recognized by the contrast checker, eliminating "black on black" false readings.
• Picker-scoped scans now survive page navigation, or clear cleanly if the picked element no longer exists.
• Settings dialog reorganized: Platform Preset moved to its own card above Scan Scope.
• Save and Re-scan no longer wipes unrelated settings.
• #wpadminbar removed from default exclude selectors — platform detection handles WordPress chrome contextually.

Bug fixes

• History wasn't recording successive scans on the same page. A 5-minute identical-run coalescing rule was eating new entries; coalescing now uses a per-session ID, so page reload + re-scan always appends.
• History chart no longer fluctuates when you toggle between scan settings — entries are filtered to those matching the current configuration by default, with a "Show all scans" toggle available.
• Manual-review checkbox state now updates correctly when navigating between instances in Advanced view.

This release brings a major upgrade to the in-app help system, polish across the settings UI, faster ways to scope scans on common platforms,
and a refreshed score dial.

New: Comprehensive in-app Help

The Help section has been rebuilt from the ground up. It now includes:

• Keyword search across both tool features and WCAG criteria — type "contrast", "keyboard", "captions", etc. and matches highlight inline.
• Tool guides covering Getting Started, Understanding Results, the Inspector, Scan Scope, Exclude Selectors, Pick Element, WCAG settings,
  dismissing false positives, manual verification, and keyboard shortcuts.
• Full WCAG 2.2 reference — every success criterion from 1.1.1 through 4.1.3, including all the time-based media (1.2.x), pointer/target-size
  (2.5.x), and authentication (3.3.x) criteria added in WCAG 2.1/2.2.
• Dynamic level filtering — the WCAG list adapts to your selected conformance level. Set Level A and you only see A criteria; set AAA and you
  see all three. Switching the level in Settings updates the help section immediately.

Exclude Selectors: Pick Element + Platform Presets

Excluding sections of a page from a scan is now much faster:

• Pick element button next to Exclude Selectors — visually click an element on the page (just like Scan Scope) and its selector is added for
  you.
• Platform Preset dropdown auto-populates exclusions for popular CMS toolbars: WordPress, Drupal, Squarespace, Shopify, Wix, Joomla, and
  Webflow.

This version includes additional information on the nature of included javascript libraries.