July 07, 2022 -- The wxWidgets team is pleased to announce a new
major release of our open source framework for the development of native
cross-platform applications in C++.

wxWidgets 3.2.0 is the first release in the new 3.2.x series and is
available now from

    https://www.wxwidgets.org/downloads/

Compared to the stable 3.0.x series, this version brings too many
improvements and even more bug fixes to list all of them here, please
see the change log

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/v3.2.0/docs/changes.txt

for the incomplete list of the most important ones and here is the
maximally condensed summary of the changes compared to 3.0:

- Build system improvements: support for new compilers (up to MSVS 2022,
  g++ 12, clang 14) with an even simpler way of using wxWidgets from
  MSVS, with wxwidgets.props file, and OS versions as well as an
  entirely new CMake build system.
- Support for native dark mode under macOS 10.14 and later, support for
  ARM hardware and macOS versions up to 13.
- High DPI support with the new, but almost perfectly backwards-
  compatible, API based on wxBitmapBundle, including per-monitor DPI and
  dynamic DPI changes.
- New features: HTTPS and HTTP/2 support with wxWebRequest and friends;
  support for freezing rows/columns in wxGrid; mouse gesture events
  (GSoC 2017 project); non-integer font sizes and arbitrary font weights
  in wxFont; fractional pen widths in wxGraphicsContext; arbitrary label
  windows in wxStaticBox; markup in wxDataViewCtrl items text; support
  for ZIP 64 files; LZMA compression; much improved accessibility
  support under MSW; new Edge-based wxWebView implementation.
- New classes: wxActivityIndicator, wxAddRemoveCtrl, wxAppProgressIndicator,
  wxBitmapBundle, wxNativeWindow, wxPersistentComboBox,
  wxPowerResourceBlocker, wxSecretStore, wxTempFFile and many new
  features in the existing classes.
- New XRC handlers for all the new and some of the existing classes.
- Significant improvements to: wxBusyInfo, wxDataViewCtrl, wxDirDialog, wxGrid,
  wxNotificationMessage, wxSpinCtrl, wxStaticBox, wxStyledTextCtrl,
  wxUIActionSimulator.
- Improvements to compile-time safety with the possibility to disable dangerous
  implicit conversions between wxString and "char*" strings.
- Latest versions of all bundled 3rd party libraries, including all the
  security fixes and support for WebKit 2 and GStreamer 1.7 under Unix.
- Revamped OpenGL support better suited to modern OpenGL (3.2+).
- Further C++11 and later support improvements, wxWidgets can be built using
  C++20 compilers.
- New experimental wxQt port.
- Many, many bug fixes.


This release is the start of a new "stable" release series, meaning that
it provides an ABI stability guarantee and that applications using it
will keep working even without recompiling with any of the subsequent
3.2.x releases.

In spite of a huge number of changes, this release remains almost fully
API-compatible with the previous 3.0.x releases and 3.1.7 and updating
the existing applications to use it should be straightforward.

We hope that you will enjoy using the new release!

Vadim Zeitlin, on behalf of wxWidgets development team.