1.6.1

Seizia keeps ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and the rest in tabs inside one
desktop window. Each AI stays on its own site with its own session, and none of
what you type passes through a server of mine.

This is the first release under the Seizia name. The app was previously called Omni.

New in this release

Windows and macOS builds. Until now Seizia shipped for Linux only. The macOS
disk image is universal, so one file covers both Intel and Apple Silicon.

Everything is free, with no second tier. Ask All, Split View, your own prompt
library and as many tabs as you want are all in the build you download. No
account, no trial, nothing to upgrade to.

Downloads

Your system	File
Debian, Ubuntu, Mint	seizia-linux-amd64.deb
Any other Linux	Seizia-linux-x86_64.AppImage
Windows 10 and 11	Seizia-Setup-windows.exe
macOS, Intel and Apple Silicon	Seizia-macos-universal.dmg

The .deb installs with sudo apt install ./seizia-linux-amd64.deb. The
AppImage needs chmod +x Seizia-linux-x86_64.AppImage before it will run.

First launch on Windows and macOS

Neither build is signed with a paid developer certificate, so each system warns
you once. This is about the certificate, not about the app.

On Windows, SmartScreen shows a blue screen. Click More info, then
Run anyway.

On macOS, Gatekeeper blocks the first open. Right-click Seizia in Applications
and choose Open, or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click
Open Anyway.

Linux shows no such prompt.

Also in this release

• Tailwind is compiled into the app instead of loaded from a CDN, so the
  interface no longer fetches remote JavaScript while you use it.
• Update signature verification is enabled, where before it was explicitly
  switched off.
• Camera and microphone requests now ask you, instead of being granted silently.
• Patched a credential leak in electron-updater and a denial of service in
  js-yaml, and updated Electron.
• A corrupt window-state.json no longer stops Seizia from remembering its
  window size and position.