v0.1.4

Lilo is a public beta: expect rough edges, and please report what breaks.

Changed

• The setup asks how you will use Lilo with a third choice between browsing and developing: with your AI agents, which turns them on and walks you through connecting them, without the terminal.
• The passwords step of the setup lists one password manager per row, so each description reads on one line.
• In the setup, Use Lilo is a secondary button: Continue stays the one main action.

Fixed

• A permission request, such as an AI agent asking to connect, slides a hidden sidebar out so it can be answered, and an agent's connection request waits ten minutes instead of two.
• A Space without pinned tabs no longer leaves an empty band between its name and its tabs.
• An AI agent that reconnects while you are on your way to answer, as Claude Desktop's local agent mode does, is no longer refused behind your back: its request stays up, and once you allow it, its next connection is let in.
• An AI agent whose app macOS will not let Lilo identify is asked about instead of refused without a word; its approval lasts until it disconnects.
• Setting Lilo as the default browser no longer reports a failure after you accept macOS's prompt.
• An app downloaded with Lilo no longer opens on "(null) downloaded this file": macOS names Lilo as where it came from.
• Extensions an import reinstalls open their welcome pages in the background, instead of taking the window and the keyboard from the setup.
• The welcome after an import names what came over (bookmarks, open tabs, history and extensions), not only the pages of history.
• The setup's welcome screen names the Return key, as on a Mac.