• Fixed a rounding issue that could lead to slightly bigger text extents (issue #256).
• Added the macros {?pageno}, {?svgfile}, and {?svgpath} to the dvisvgm special commands.
• Added a separate verbosity flag 8 for user messages printed by special dvisvgm:message.
• Added the command-line option --message to allow for printing user messages after writing an SVG file (issue #258).
• Applied this upstream patch regarding undefined type punning to the bundled woff2 library.
• Few improvements of the manual page.

• Improved the evaluation of graphic extents created by the preview package (issue #246).
• Fixed the computation of the character box extents performed when using option --exact-bbox (issue #248).
• Fixed a memory error in the optimizer module (issue #250).
• Updated the bundled Brotli library to version 1.1.0.

• Added evaluation of optional dash prefixes to command-line option --optimize to exclude selected optimizer modules.
• Fixed the invalid removal of clipping paths referenced in the defs section.
• Fixed the automatic calls of optimizer module remove-clippaths.
• Suppress warning messages about deprecated option -dNEWPDF introduced with Ghostscript 10.02.0 (issue #245).
• Updated the bundled xxHash library to version 0.8.2.
• Fixed a few paragraphs in the manual page.

• Added the command-line option --currentcolor to replace a given color with CSS variable currentColor (issue #214).
• Added special dvisvgm:currentcolor to replace the currently active color with CSS variable currentColor (issue #214).
• Added special dvisvgm:message to print given texts to the console.
• Added support for Omega Font Metric (OFM) files.
• Added a fallback mechanism for missing characters in OFM-based virtual fonts proposed by Takuji Tanaka (issue #241).
• Fixed the handling of whitespace characters in PDF file paths (issue #233).
• Fixed the vertical placement of “vertical fonts” in horizontal mode (issue #235).
• Fixed the parsing of floating point numbers which now prevents errors when using libc++ instead of libstdc++ (issue #240).
• Fixed potential segmentation faults triggered by missing font files (issue #241).
• Fixed a GLIBCXX assertion error occurred if dvisvgm is built with _GLIBCXX_ASSERTIONS enabled (issue #242).
• Improved the handling of font subset prefixes in the new, mutool-based PDF handler (issue #242).
• Several minor code improvements.

• Fixed a bug that could prevent reading the output of subprocesses (issue #232).
• Removed the optional dependency on libcrypto (OpenSSL) due to the deprecation of its MD5 functions. Instead, the bundled MD5 function is always used now.
• Added TeX Live conditionals to the build system (patch by Karl Berry).
• Small code and manpage improvements.

This is a small bugfix release addressing these issues:

• Fixed resetting the character context that could lead to invalid character positions and properties (issue #227).
• Added missing #include directives required for GCC 13.

This is a small maintenance release that addresses the following issues:

• Fixed the computation of font sizes performed by the new PDF handler (issue #220).
• Fixed the viewBox coordinates determined by the new PDF handler (issue #223).
• Improved the detection of font names used in PDF files (issue #224).
• Minor code improvements, increased compatibility with older GCC versions.

This is the first stable release of dvisvgm 3. An overview of the main changes and additions can be found in the announcement of pre-release version 3.0 below. Version 3.0.1 fixes several issues reported in the last weeks.

• Added support for the 64-bit Ghostscript library in TeX Live (patch sent by Akira Kakuto).
• MacTeX: explicitly lookup libgs in /usr/local/lib (issue #197).
• Fixed the character spacing when processing XDV glyph arrays. (issue #198).
• Fixed the invalid removal of non-redundant clipPath elements in some cases if option --optimize is present (issue #203).
• Fixed the computation of the graphics extents printed to the console when using the preview package (issue #209).
• Several improvements of the autotools scripts (thanks to Sam James).
• Improved the processing of fonts performed by the new PDF handler.