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OmniRCM v1.1.1

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@DefenderOfHyrule DefenderOfHyrule released this 09 Aug 08:19

Welcome to OmniRCM v1.1.1!

This version contains the following changes for the following platforms:

Desktop platforms:

  • macOS: Actually fixed the in-app updater this time, had to deal with apple shenanigans. From this release onwards, the in-app updater should work as expected. To use the in-app updater from v1.1.0, you must first copy the OmniRCM.app bundle to the Applications folder manually.
  • Linux/Windows/macOS: Version was bumped to v1.1.1 to sync release versions with other platforms.

Mobile platforms:

  • No functional changes, version was bumped to v1.1.1 to sync release versions with other platforms.

All platform releases are provided below.
Note: It's recommended to use the OmniRCM Sileo repo for iOS devices (for "automatic" updates).

OmniRCM v1.1.0

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@DefenderOfHyrule DefenderOfHyrule released this 08 Aug 19:59

Welcome to OmniRCM v1.1.0!

This version contains the following changes for the following platforms:

Desktop platforms:

  • macOS: Fixed the in-app updater.
  • Linux/Windows/macOS: Version was bumped to v1.1.0 to sync release versions with other platforms.

Mobile platforms:

  • Added the ability to rename custom payloads in-app (Android/iOS) (#1),
  • Fixed file picker prefix improperly naming custom payloads once added (Android) (#1),
  • Added the ability to add custom payload sources like the native desktop apps (Android/iOS).

All platform releases are provided below.
Note: It's recommended to use the OmniRCM Sileo repo for iOS devices (for "automatic" updates).

OmniRCM v1.0.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 07 Aug 09:27

Welcome to the very first release of OmniRCM!

OmniRCM aims to be the RCM payload injector for every platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS (jailbroken), ChromeOS and more).
This tool aims to have accurate diagnostics regarding payload injection, and also provide a very easy-to-use user experience.

All platform releases are provided below.
Note: It's recommended to use the OmniRCM Sileo repo for iOS devices (for "automatic" updates).