ContextMove 4.3.4

ContextMove 4.3.4

Moves the project's public home to its own organization, so every link the app
shows you points at ContextMove rather than a personal account.

A project address instead of a personal one

ContextMove has been distributed out of a personal GitHub account since the
first release. Every place the app pointed you at the project — the license
screen in the Windows installer, the update check, the Homebrew install command
— carried that account name in the URL.

The repository now lives under its own organization. The address you see is the
project's, not an individual's.

What this changes for you

The Homebrew install command is now:

brew install --cask context-move/tap/contextmove

The old command still resolves, so an existing install keeps updating and
brew upgrade needs nothing from you. Direct downloads are unaffected — the
previous links redirect to the new location.

Nothing else changed

This release touches addresses and packaging only. Capture, storage, search,
sign-in, and what leaves your machine are all identical to 4.3.3, and updating
from any earlier version carries your vault across untouched.