Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1446)

Update for the beta.

• Rio is now signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so a fresh download opens without a trip to Privacy & Security. After this update, macOS asks once for your Mac password so Rio can keep using your saved passwords ("Rio Safe Storage"). Choose Always Allow.
• Rio.dmg opens as an install window: drag Rio into your Applications folder. If you open Rio straight from the disk image or Downloads, it offers to move itself into Applications.
• Shift+Cmd+2 starts a capture again, from File > Capture and the command bar too.
• Swiping between spaces: each swipe switches a space, one after another, without moving the pointer in between. Between spaces of the same profile, the favorites stay still during the swipe instead of showing twice.
• During onboarding, the look step shows the grain you pick.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1407)

Update for the beta.

• In full screen, the bar that slides down at the top no longer pushes the sidebar and page down more than it covers, with the sidebar docked, floating or in toolbar mode, and the window buttons line up with the sidebar's own buttons.
• Extensions that open their own tabs and windows, such as browser automation assistants, can now find and control those tabs.
• Typing chrome://, about: or rio:// addresses in the command bar opens the page instead of searching.
• Holding Cmd+Q quits Rio on the first hold again.
• Gmail and Calendar previews look like Arc's: your unread mail, and Google Calendar's own page. A pinned Calendar shows your next event and today's date.
• The update card names the build, closing it once no longer hides later updates, and Restart to update works again after a cancelled quit.
• Relaunching from Settings or chrome://flags keeps your tabs and sign-ins.
• About Rio, bug reports and Copy Rio Info show the build number.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1322)

Update for the beta.

• If Rio quits unexpectedly, the next launch shows a card at the bottom of the sidebar with a Report button that opens the bug form.
• Help > Report a Problem opens the same form.
• Closing a full-screen window that another space's window had joined no longer takes that window with it.
• chrome://flags' Relaunch installs a waiting update properly.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1310)

Update for the beta.

• Fixed a crash when switching between spaces that came from different Arc profiles, and when quitting.
• In full screen, switching spaces stays in the same full screen, and the white bar at the top is gone.
• Hovering a Google Calendar or Meet favorite shows a compact day view. Gmail shows your unread mail, and its dot always matches.
• About Rio's Relaunch installs a waiting update properly.
• With the sidebar hidden, Reveal Tab keeps the floating sidebar open.
• Importing from Chrome keeps going if bookmarks or history can't be read, and never overwrites passwords you saved in Rio.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1250)

Update for the beta.

• Import from Google Chrome now brings your saved passwords, cookies and site data too, so your sites stay signed in.
• Fixed a crash when an import met a site you had set to never save passwords.
• The Gmail favorite shows its unread dot and a card with your newest mail.
• The floating sidebar stays open while you use it: the Library's Back, renaming, new folders and toasts no longer close it.
• Removed the keychain card. It couldn't do what it offered.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 1055)

Update for the beta.

• Onboarding asks once to bring your Arc setup over.
• Pick a look: the theme colors work.
• Reinstall on an imported extension opens Chrome's install prompt.
• The Library's Spaces view shows every space side by side.
• Fixed a crash during import (Replace while Settings was open).
• Hovering the left edge brings the hidden sidebar out sooner.
• Rename in the bottom-left pop-up renames the file you picked.
• Rio now checks for updates every hour, and a card at the bottom of the sidebar offers each new version: restart now, or it installs when you quit.

First install: download Rio.dmg, drag Rio to Applications, open it once, then allow it in System Settings, Privacy & Security, Open Anyway.

Rio 158.0.8127.18 (build 884)

First release. Download Rio.dmg, drag Rio to Applications, then open it once and allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Rio updates itself from here on.