GIMP Portable full changelog

Here are some of the many highlights to look out for as you start using GIMP 3.2:
New non-destructive layers!
You can now use Link Layers to incorporate external image as part of your compositions, easily scaling, rotating, and transforming them without losing quality or sharpness. The link layer’s content is updated when the source file is modified
The Path tool can now create Vector Layers, which lets you draw shapes with adjustable fill and stroke settings.
The MyPaint Brush tool has been upgraded, adding 20 new brushes, and it now automatically adjusts to your canvas zoom and rotation for more dynamic painting.
A new Overwrite paint mode allows you to draw over existing colors without blending their transparency.
The on-canvas Text Editor has a number of workflow improvements. Among them, you can now move it as needed across the canvas and utilize many common shortcuts such as Ctrl + B for bold text and Shift + Ctrl + V for pasting unformatted text. The Text Outline feature also includes more options to control the direction of the outline.
New file format support and improvements to existing formats, such as DDS BC7 export and more layer styles imported for PSDs. Thanks to vector layers, we now also support SVG export and expanded vector options in PDF export.
A variety of UX and UI improvements, based on your feedback and our design team’s efforts. To list a few:
Options to make the brush thumbnails use theme colors for previews, for a nicer experience in dark themes
Ability to drag and drop images onto the image tab to open in GIMP
Keyboard shortcut support for the Shear and Flip tools
New System color scheme that automatically matches GIMP’s theme color scheme to the one you set for your OS
The CMYK color selector now shows the Total Ink Coverage for your color, helping you adjust during soft-proofing based on your printer’s ink coverage limit.
For script and plug-in developers, a new GEGL Filter browser has been added to make it easier to find non-d

General Bugfixes:
There was a bug with pasting selections from GIMP into other programs, where the pasted section was padded to the original image size. This is now fixed thanks to work from Anders Jonsson, Aruius, and Alx Sa. If you notice any regressions or other issues after this fix, please let us know!
There were several types of crash reported to us, related to changing or turning off the main monitor. Jacob Boerema and Jehan worked together to diagnose this issue and make several necessary fixes. However, if you continue to have problems related to this, let us know so we can continue to work on it.
Idriss Fekir and Liam Quin, our resident font experts, have been busy making improvements to our text systems. In addition to general bug fixes with text layers, they’ve also greatly improved font loading speed on start-up. If you have a large number of fonts on your computer, GIMP should start much faster now!
Non-destructive filters received a number of bugfixes and improvements as well. The name of the filter is once again displayed in the undo history when added to an image. In addition, individual filter edits are now tracked in the undo history, thanks to work by Jehan and Alx Sa. We also resolved a few crashes, and we fixed some visual glitches when rotating layers with active non-destructive filters.
A few other small fixes of note:
New contributor Gabriele Barbero fixed a bug where the Help button on the About Dialog didn’t load the help page correctly.
New contributor Integral fixed a bug on KDE Wayland where the default Wayland icon was shown instead of our Wilber icon.
The ZDI-CAN-26752 bug for .ICO imports is now fixed.
Regressions:
Akkana Peck noticed that the Window Hint option in Preferences no longer allowed floating windows to stay in front of the main image window in multi-window mode. She found and implemented a fix using the updated GTK3 API.
The space bar once again respects the action setting in Canvas Interactions. This means instead of