Fluss v0.3.1
Fluss can now update itself, and a few rough edges found by finally testing the
pages are gone.
Features
- Fluss installs its own updates. "Check for updates" (and the check on launch)
now downloads a signed build and restarts into it, instead of sending you to
the releases page to fetch an installer by hand. Updating from 0.2.0 to this
version is still manual — 0.2.0 shipped without an updater to do it with;
every version after this one updates itself.
Fixes
- Pressing Enter twice in the URL field no longer starts two analyses of the
same link. The button greyed itself out, but the field didn't, so a key repeat
launched a second one. - The History page shows placeholder rows while it reads from disk instead of
flashing "No history yet" at you first. - The About section and the update check report the real version. Previously
anything not installed from a release installer claimed to be 0.1.0 and
offered an update it already had.
Install
- Windows: run the
.exe(or.msi) installer (SmartScreen: More info → Run anyway) - macOS (Apple Silicon): open the
.dmg, drag Fluss to Applications. This build
is unsigned, so first launch: right-click the app → Open (or run
xattr -cr /Applications/Fluss.appto clear quarantine). - Linux:
.AppImage(make it executable:chmod +x Fluss*.AppImage) or.deb