v0.1.3

This build is self-signed and not notarized by Apple, so a disk image you download and open yourself will be turned away the first time with "Apple could not verify Nifro is free of malware". That dialog offers only Move to Trash and Cancel — the way through is somewhere else:

1. Press Cancel. Do not move it to the trash.
2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to the bottom.
3. There is a line naming Nifro, with an Open Anyway button. Press it, and confirm with your password or Touch ID.
4. Press Open in the last dialog. macOS remembers, and never asks again.

Installing with Homebrew skips all of that — the cask clears the mark for you.

Install:

brew tap PathGao/tap https://github.com/PathGao/Nifro
brew trust --cask PathGao/tap/nifro
brew install --cask nifro

The middle line is not optional. Homebrew refuses to load a cask from outside its own
repositories until you say you trust it, because a cask can run code after installing.
This one runs a single command — it clears the "downloaded from the internet" mark macOS
puts on the app. Read it first: https://github.com/PathGao/Nifro/blob/main/Casks/nifro.rb

Apple silicon  Nifro-arm64.dmg   sha256 e1d460098a3b18a401f12cbb1f8c9a74b24d2c2af9d3e1b59fab88324c1705d4
Intel          Nifro-x86_64.dmg  sha256 5b3b92a452ec6f613d7ac6f2767ed5c04572b13e304efd61d144011507f4612b

What's Changed

• cask: bump to 0.1.2 by @github-actions[bot] in #8
• docs: add virtual-window video sources by @PathGao in #9
• Each website gets its own data store by @PathGao in #10

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3