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BlinkCode v1.4.3

BlinkCode 1.4.3 is a security and reliability release focused on protecting the local IDE runtime, improving recovery from backend restarts, and making workspace problems easier to diagnose.

Highlights

Safer local runtime

  • The BlinkCode backend now listens on the loopback interface only.
  • HTTP API and WebSocket connections require an origin-bound local session.
  • Terminal sessions are restricted to active workspace roots.
  • Built-in REST Client requests to the local BlinkCode API remain supported without exposing the session token to external hosts.

More reliable IDE sessions

  • HTTP requests automatically renew an expired local session.
  • File watcher, terminal, and language-server WebSockets recover after an unexpected backend disconnect.
  • File watcher cleanup no longer creates reconnect attempts after the related view is closed.

Better diagnostics

  • Recoverable workspace, settings, state, and recovery-buffer errors are now logged with structured context.
  • Important recoverable errors are also shown through the existing IDE notification system.
  • Repeated notifications are deduplicated to avoid toast spam.

Architecture and maintenance

  • The renderer API client is organized into file, workspace, Git, debugger, and AI domains.
  • Large frontend modules were split into focused components and hooks.
  • Previous architecture-gate exceptions were removed.
  • Product, documentation, LSP client, website downloads, and artifact names are synchronized to version 1.4.3.

Downloads

Windows

  • Setup: BlinkCode-Setup-1.4.3-x64.exe
  • Portable: BlinkCode-Portable-1.4.3-x64.exe

macOS

  • DMG and ZIP packages for Intel x64 and Apple Silicon arm64.

Linux

  • AppImage, DEB, and RPM packages for x64 and arm64 where supported.

Compatibility

Existing workspaces and settings remain compatible. The current BlinkCode extension catalog is compatible with BlinkCode 1.4.3 and newer.

Updating is recommended for all users, especially anyone running BlinkCode alongside untrusted local applications or opening third-party workspaces.

Full changelog: v1.4.2...v1.4.3

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