Nexus 1.0.1

Volume, service by service

Each service now has its own volume, not just a mute switch.

Scroll over an icon in the sidebar to adjust it — the level appears on the tile
while you turn. Open the mixer from the new button at the bottom of the sidebar,
or with Ctrl+M, to see every service at once, with a master level on top that
moves them all without losing the balance between them.

A service that is turned down or muted now shows it: a small indicator sits on
its tile. No more wondering why one of them went quiet.

The level applies inside each service, so it works for apps that play their
sounds through the Web Audio API — Discord among them — not only for those using
plain audio elements.

A shorter right-click menu

Fourteen entries became eight, grouped by how often they are used. What you set
once and forget — icon, order, reload, developer tools — moved under More.

The volume entry carries its value in the label, so it reads without opening the
submenu. Delete left the side of Edit for the bottom of the menu: two
adjacent entries where one cannot be undone is a click that eventually happens.

Fixes

• Writing a log line can no longer bring down the app when the output it was
  writing to disappears.

Nexus 1.0.0

First public release.

Nexus puts all the web apps you keep open all day into one window. Each service lives in its own isolated session, so several accounts of the same app stay signed in side by side and never sign each other out.

Highlights

• Isolated session per service: three WhatsApp accounts and two Discord accounts coexist without ever logging each other out
• Native Windows notifications with per-service mute, sound included
• Unread badges in the sidebar, on the taskbar icon and in the tray
• A catalogue of about sixty popular services with their real logos, plus any custom URL
• Split view: two services side by side or stacked, with a draggable divider
• App lock with a code, and a personal code per protected service, asked at every opening
• Per-service sleep to free memory, manual or automatic
• Spell checking that follows the interface language
• Start with Windows, optionally hidden in the tray
• Automatic updates delivered through GitHub Releases
• English, French and Spanish interface

Install

Download Nexus-Setup-1.0.0.exe below and run it. Windows SmartScreen will warn about an unknown publisher because the installer is not code signed: choose "More info", then "Run anyway".