v2026.3.2
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Changes
This release is about one thing: making clear, in every place Pelton is handed to you, that it comes without warranty and what that means for your mail.
Terms
DISCLAIMER.mdships with Pelton: warranty and liability as an additional term under GPLv3 section 7(a), German authoritative with an English translation, also published at pelton.app/terms.- The Windows installer shows a liability page after the GPL page.
- The
.deb, the.rpmand the macOS app bundle carryLICENSEandDISCLAIMER.md. SECURITY.mddocuments the private reporting path for vulnerabilities.
In the app
- Onboarding asks you to acknowledge the notice before setup continues. Installs that predate this are asked once on next start.
- Settings, About Pelton has a new "Warranty and liability" entry next to the license links.
Fewer ways to lose data by accident
- Importing a configuration now lists which categories it is about to overwrite and asks before writing. It used to replace settings, mailboxes, the remote-image whitelist and signatures on a single click, with no way back.
- Removing an address book contact asks first.
- The mailbox deletion prompt now names what is removed from this device (downloaded mail, attachments, the saved password) and says that mail on the server is not touched.
All new wording is available in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish and Polish.
Full Changelog: v2026.3.1...v2026.3.2
Pelton is free software under the GPL-3.0, provided without warranty and used at your own risk. It connects to your real mailboxes, deletions can be permanent, and Pelton is not a backup tool. Keep your own backup of anything you cannot afford to lose.
Warranty and liability: DISCLAIMER.md - pelton.app/terms