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CrossOver: crosshair overlay tool released in version 3.4.4

CrossOver has been released in version v3.4.4 - not to be confused with the identically named Wine tool from CodeWeavers.

This CrossOver is a free crosshair overlay for games without a built-in reticle: it places a customizable aiming symbol over any screen, independent of the game running.

According to the changelog, version 3.4.4 is the first fully CI-built release - all artifacts are now produced by GitHub Actions with proper per-architecture native modules. It also adds an option to hide the overlay from screen recordings and fixes a macOS startup crash.

CrossOver 3.4.4

First fully CI-built release — all artifacts are produced by GitHub Actions with proper per-architecture native modules. The macOS build is a true universal2 binary (Apple Silicon + Intel).

Highlights

  • New: “Hide from screen recording” preference — keep the crosshair out of captures and streams (#359, #522)
  • Fixed: macOS startup crash affecting the v4.0.0-beta.1 pre-release — that build bundled a single-architecture native module (uiohook-napi) and crashed on launch for Intel and Rosetta users (#528, #529). This release bundles both darwin-x64 and darwin-arm64 prebuilds and has been verified to launch under both architectures.
  • Added macOS troubleshooting tips to the docs
  • Extensive release-pipeline fixes (GitHub Actions + AppVeyor) so future releases build reliably across Windows, macOS, and Linux

Downloads

  • macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon): CrossOver-3.4.4-universal.dmg
  • Windows: CrossOver-3.4.4.exe (installer) or CrossOver-Portable-3.4.4.exe
  • Linux: CrossOver-3.4.4-x86_64.AppImage or CrossOver-3.4.4-amd64.deb

CrossOver overlay chooser

Source: GitHub

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