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BubblesTheDev Web Browser 1.1.8
Windows release notes for BubblesTheDev Web Browser.
Package
Installer name:
BubblesTheDev Web Browser_Installer_1.1.8.exe
SHA256:
D5F1624223B0006106F0820156570B818E57A27FACF41306FCE820BE8BBE8B0B
Highlights
- Added a new
AI & Diagnosticspanel in the browser UI for local AI controls, runtime status, and diagnostics actions - Added on-device AI features for offline summarization and local runtime analysis
- Added profile-isolated AI memory, with encrypted persistence for standard profiles and non-persistent memory for incognito sessions
- Added current-session AI health monitoring that can recover back to a clean session state after severe low-health conditions
- Added a
Refresh Statusbutton in theAI & Diagnosticspanel for a fresh live status check - Added opt-in privacy-safe diagnostics controls for preview, manual send, test send, and optional severe-event reporting
- Reduced background monitoring overhead so routine status checks and Task Manager updates are lighter during normal browsing
- Improved the installer finish experience with a visible branded completion window
What's New For Users
- You can now open an
AI & Diagnosticspanel directly in the browser instead of relying on background-only AI runtime behavior. - Local summarization and runtime analysis stay on-device by default.
- Standard profiles can keep AI memory isolated per profile, while incognito sessions avoid carrying AI memory forward after the session ends.
- Diagnostics are more user-controlled: you can preview them locally, export them, test the send flow, or leave reporting disabled.
- The installer now shows clearer completion progress so post-install work is easier to follow.
Security And Privacy
- The local AI worker is hardened with startup integrity checks, authorized bootstrap validation, operation allowlisting, and timeout watchdog protections.
- AI memory handling now includes stronger profile-context validation, path safety checks, quota enforcement, and corruption recovery behavior.
- Privacy-safe diagnostics remain disabled by default until the user enables them.
- Diagnostics submission is restricted to approved browser-side handling and validated payloads.
- These public release notes intentionally exclude private endpoints, tokens, backend routing details, and other sensitive implementation information.
- No telemetry or analytics services are configured as part of the normal browser runtime.
Quick Summary
- new
AI & Diagnosticsbrowser panel - on-device AI summarization and local runtime analysis
- encrypted per-profile AI memory for standard profiles
- non-persistent AI memory in incognito sessions
- user-controlled privacy-safe diagnostics
- clearer installer completion flow
- Windows-native download protection remains in place
- existing browser, streaming, privacy, and performance features remain in place
Notes
- Local AI processing stays on-device by default.
- Diagnostics can remain fully local unless the user chooses export or enables privacy-safe reporting.
- Users should avoid including sensitive personal information in any manually shared diagnostics, screenshots, or logs.
- Incognito AI memory is session-only and does not persist after the session ends.
- The release keeps the browser's existing streaming isolation, Windows-native download protection, and local-first privacy model.
- The public documentation for this release is intentionally user-facing and does not expose private infrastructure details.
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