Update 4.01.25 includes a number of exciting new settings!

For those craving some more challenge when solving a puzzle, this new option (located at Settings > Puzzle > Random square modification), when enabled, causes a random square to be randomly changed at random intervals! Sure to keep you on your toes!

If that's not enough, for the truly hardcore, a new option has been added that disables hints entirely! When this option is enabled, Nonozle becomes officially the hardest nonogram game in existence. Good luck! (Settings > Puzzle > No hints)

This option, located at Settings > Puzzle > Puzzle appearance > Happy squares, makes all the squares happy! Why wouldn't you want to enable this option????

With this option enabled (Settings > Appearance > Other appearance settings > Tiny text mode), the text becomes small and hard to read. Get your reading glasses ready! It's like the opposite of accessibility!

TO ADD A LITTLE MORE EXCITEMENT TO THE GAME, TURN ON ALL CAPS MODE!!!! (SETTINGS > APPEARANCE > OTHER APPEARANCE SETTINGS > ALL CAPS MODE!!!!) SEEMS PRETTY SELF-EXPLANATORY!

this mode (settings > appearance > other appearance settings > all lower case mode) makes most text lower-case, with nary a capital letter in sight, like that trendy thing you saw that one time. way cool.

Turn This Mode On To Make The Text Look Like This. It's Like Everything Is A Title! (Settings > Appearance > Other Appearance Settings > Title Case Mode)

Nothing makes a game better like its own currency! With this option enabled, you earn one Nonobuck for every square in every puzzle that you solve during a session. Regrettably, microtransactions on which to spend the Nonobucks have not been added yet. Also, your Nonobucks total is not saved between sessions. When this option is enabled, your current Nonobucks total is shown in the upper right corner of the game window. (Settings > Puzzle > Earn Nonobucks for solving puzzles)

You can now hide the puzzle grid if desired. (Settings > Puzzle > Puzzle appearance > Show puzzle grid)

• Moved the puzzle hint size increase option to be under puzzle appearance settings (Settings > Puzzle > Puzzle appearance > Hint number size increase)
  
• Adjusted the info text for both font size increase options
  
• Renamed "Block font (alternate)" to "Block font (adjusted)" for better clarity
  
• Renamed the "Default" option of square overwrite behavior to "Overwrite selectively" for better clarity
  
• Fixed game reconstruction sometimes not occurring when it needed to when all settings are reset to their defaults
  
• Changed the drawing of puzzle grid elements to ignore grid line width (because of the new option to hide the puzzle grid)
  
• Fixed the three high resolution font sizes manually calculating their encoding (letter positions, letter kerning) each time (they now read their encoding data from the fontencoding.bin file)
  
• Fixed a minor bug where the text in the info pop-up for increasing menu font size was one step delayed in font size changes
  
• Changed the default puzzle square animations to "Grow" (for adding) and "Grow inward (reversed)" (for removing)
  
• Changed letter kerning to space out adjacent capital letters more
  
• Refactored settings menu creation code so that it's it's slightly less spaghetti-like

This update adds two new options, both under Settings > Appearance, designed to help with legibility on small screens.

The first (Menu text size increase) allows you to increase the relative size of most of the text of the game by up to two increments. In some places (control editor screens, sound and playlist screens, and so on), the text of some buttons is automatically sized to fit the screen, so that text can still be small, but in most instances the text will increase in size.

The second (Hint number size increase) allows you to increase the size of hint numbers in puzzles by up to two increments. Note that this can make the hints appear cramped.

This update also makes minor adjustments to most of the built-in themes (with the exceptions of the Purple, Ice Blue, Light Blue, and Print themes, which were already fine), primarily to increase the visibility of faded hints. This does come at the expense of faded hints not contrasting as well against unfaded hints, but I think it is for the best. In any case, if there's anything you don't like about a theme, you can always create a copy of it, adjust it to your liking, and then use that copy instead.