Velorn v0.3.2
Windows builds are now code-signed. No feature changes - this release exists so your antivirus stops side-eyeing the download.
Changed
Windows builds are signed with a publicly trusted certificate. Both the installer and the portable build (and every binary inside them) now carry a verified publisher signature. In practice this means: no more "Windows protected your PC" SmartScreen interstitial, no more "Unknown publisher" prompts, and reputation-based antivirus warnings - like the Symantec flag a user reported this week - should stop appearing. Signature reputation also carries across releases now, so future versions start trusted instead of starting from zero.
macOS builds were already signed and notarized; Linux is unchanged.
If your antivirus previously quarantined a Velorn download, this release should install cleanly. If anything still gets flagged, please tell us on Discord - we can file false-positive reports with the vendor directly.
Under the hood
- electron-builder 24 to 26, signing via Azure Artifact Signing in CI
- Every release is signed automatically from here on - no change to the release cadence
Downloads
Windows Installer: standard Windows install experience for most usersWindows Portable: no-install Windows build for quick testing or portable useMac (Apple Silicon): for M1, M2, M3, and newer MacsMac (Intel): for older Intel-based MacsLinux AppImage: portable Linux buildLinux deb: Debian/Ubuntu package
New here? See v0.3.0 for the audio mixer release and v0.2.0 for the MCP agent era.