BinEye 4.1.1 - the version numbers now continue BinEye's whole history (BinEye 1 in 1999, BinEye 2 in 2007), so the release after 2.0 is 4.1. Documents are unchanged: 4.1 opens and saves the same files as 2.0.

New:
- Calculator sheet: many new operations - add, subtract, multiply, divide, modulo, min and max, with optional carry, borrow and overflow outputs; rotates, bit counts and parity; compares; sign-extend, zero-extend, truncate and resize.
- NAND, NOR and XNOR gates, and ready-made half adder, full adder and multiplexer circuits.
- The Number node takes other formats (hex, octal, binary, float, ...), each in a row you can type in, and its sign is a toggle.
- The Switch input and the LED monitor.
- Windows on ARM: BinEye runs natively on ARM PCs.

Changed:
- A right shift keeps the sign of a signed value along a chain of operations.
- Starting BinEye without a file reopens the document you had open.
- An exported calculator sheet draws its nodes' options as they look on screen.
- The welcome screen's blog link always opens the latest BinEye post.

Fixed:
- The app's icons have the right size in Start, the taskbar and Settings at every display scaling.
- A link the app can't open no longer closes it.
- Folder and file names with letters outside your language settings work.
- Moving the window between monitors with different scaling resizes it correctly.
- Errors at start-up are shown again.