Configurator Reloaded 2.3.3

Version 2.3.3 is now available with new appearance options, a cleaner Settings dialog, and several fixes for containers that use tabs.

You can now enable an optional 3D Button Look in Settings → Interface. When turned on, workspace buttons and container tabs get a subtle raised appearance that adds depth without changing how your panels work.

Also under Settings → Interface, you can turn on Bold text to display button labels, tab titles, and container titles in bold. It's a small change that can make labels easier to scan at a glance, especially on high-resolution displays.

The Interface section in Settings now groups its options into Options and Appearance subsections. As the list of checkboxes has grown, this makes it easier to find what you're looking for without scrolling through one long block of settings.

When a new version is available, the changelog is now shown directly in the update dialog. You can read what's new without leaving Photoshop or opening the website, so deciding whether to update is quicker and more informed.

Accordions in the Settings dialog are now closed by default, which keeps the dialog less cluttered on first open. The dialog also remembers which section was last open during the same Photoshop session, so you pick up where you left off when you return to Settings.

When a script takes some time to run, the plugin no longer shows a progress bar in the Script Editor. Long-running scripts feel less intrusive, and you're not left staring at a bar that doesn't reflect meaningful progress.

This release fixes several edge cases that affected containers using tabs:

• Adding a custom script file no longer fails when the last container in the panel uses tabs.
• In Command Search, adding a command with Cmd+Enter no longer crashes when the last container uses tabs.
• Renaming a button inside a tabbed container no longer triggers an error when opening the rename dialog.

These fixes make tabbed containers more reliable for everyday editing and command management.