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GreenChat for Windows 1.0.0-beta.7 (unsigned)
Pre-releaseGreenChat for Windows 1.0.0-beta.7
Gamer Mode is now connected to the application and the GreenChat gaming API, using the design merged in PR #17.
- Open Gamer Mode from More or Profile.
- Light and dark themes, responsive cards, smooth transitions, live particles, and reduced-motion support. Disabling Gamer Mode pauses the background.
- Steam sign-in opens official OpenID in the system browser. FACEIT connects through the verified Steam identity.
- Current game, Steam level/friends and FACEIT level/ELO use server data. Mode and visibility settings persist on the server; failed saves are reported and rolled back.
- Steam, FACEIT and Epic stay in Gamer Mode; TikTok stays in the social feed. Epic opens its official store; Epic account linking is not available on the server yet. Unavailable statistics are not fabricated.
- Fixed the TDLib resource staging issue that prevented Windows installers from being produced.
Downloads
Choose windows-x64-setup.exe for an ordinary Intel/AMD Windows PC or windows-arm64-setup.exe for Windows on ARM. MSI and portable ZIP packages are also attached.
These binaries are explicitly unsigned. SignPath onboarding is still disabled; this is an unsigned prerelease for manual installation, not a signed automatic update. No security settings are changed by this release.
Verification
Built from public main commit 5ac7787a9f4cf1472d85ffd27b3cc9dc997b0afd by Windows artifacts workflow #34779357452. PR #18 connects the interface and fixes packaging.
Source validation, tests, Windows x64/ARM64 builds and Microsoft Defender scans passed. SHA-256 checksums, per-architecture build manifests, Defender evidence and public-source provenance are attached. Portable application and TDLib hashes match the build manifests. The x64 build runs the startup smoke check; ARM64 is cross-compiled and has not been launched on physical ARM hardware. Real account OAuth round-trips have not been manually verified in this release session.