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LinkPilot for Android 0.8.1 (release key) + Windows 4.2.5

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@Husarp Husarp released this 25 Sep 02:31
· 6 commits to main since this release

LinkPilot for Android 0.8.1 — now signed with the app's own release key.

Android: one-time reinstall if you have 0.8.0

0.8.0 (in v4.2.4) was signed with a temporary test key. From 0.8.1 on, every APK is signed with LinkPilot's own release key — Android only installs an update signed with the same key as the installed app, so this is what lets future updates install over it.

  • You have 0.8.0: uninstall it first (long-press LinkPilot › App info › Uninstall), then install LinkPilot-Android-0.8.1.apk. Its settings start fresh. This happens once; later versions install over 0.8.1.
  • New install: download LinkPilot-Android-0.8.1.apk on your phone, open it and allow installing from your browser or Files app; Play Protect may warn about an unknown developer — More details → Install anyway. LinkPilot then walks you through the rest.

No change to the app itself.

Signing certificate SHA-256: 14:98:D4:6F:DE:BC:FD:64:90:B7:82:F2:5A:5F:E0:8A:7D:3B:9B:F9:CA:26:79:3F:A6:D7:C8:1E:C2:69:BE:B1

Windows: 4.2.5

No change to the program — the same as 4.2.4, with a new version number for this release. Nothing to do if you have 4.2.4 (updating does no harm).

One command — in PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Husarp/linkpilot/main/get.ps1 | iex

From the files — download BrowserSwitch-4.2.5.zip, unzip it into a folder you will keep, double-click Install.cmd. Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" the first time — More info → Run anyway.

What's new in LinkPilot 4.2 and LinkPilot for Android: see v4.2.4.

BrowserSwitch.exe SHA-256: 88757098C3AF63837BF31D524A248FA38C32517AF3ADD3A648538437CB5BB447

LinkPilot-Android-0.8.1.apk SHA-256: 837E079782D3F4D8A9F1C683AD13C03DFB51E998945E6FDA63DF598200029AE4