ZeroWhats v1.4.0

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ZeroWhats v1.3.0

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ZeroWhats v1.2.3

What's changed

• Fixed: stray MPRIS media player entry after voice notes/calls. WebKitGTK auto-registers an MPRIS D-Bus media player whenever the page uses the navigator.mediaSession API — WhatsApp Web does this for calls/voice notes, and the entry stayed visible in system media controls (and KDE Connect) even after playback ended. There's no engine setting for this, so it's now stubbed the same way native notifications already are.
• Fixed the release-snap.yml trigger never actually running the Snap build (see v1.2.2's notes for the arm64 fix, and this release for the Snap pipeline fix).

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ZeroWhats v1.2.2

What's changed

• Fixed the Linux arm64 build: the AppImage bundler's final xdg-open check failed on the ubuntu-24.04-arm runner (the package isn't preinstalled there, unlike ubuntu-22.04), so v1.2.1 shipped without the arm64 assets. xdg-utils is now installed explicitly for both Linux runners.
• Otherwise identical to v1.2.1 / v1.2.0: auto-lock rewritten as a Rust-side idle watcher, fixed the notification app icon, and the completed Linux arm64 release matrix (deb/rpm/AppImage/Snap).

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ZeroWhats v1.2.1

What's changed

• Linux arm64 builds. .deb, .rpm and .AppImage are now published for arm64 alongside the existing x86_64 builds, built natively on GitHub's ubuntu-24.04-arm runner.
• Snap now ships for arm64 too, built on its matching native runner.
• Re-release of v1.2.0 (auto-lock rewritten as a Rust-side idle watcher; fixed the notification app icon) — that tag was cut just before the arm64/CI changes landed, so this version carries the same app changes plus the completed release matrix.

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ZeroWhats v1.2.0

What's changed

• Auto-lock rewritten as a Rust-side idle watcher. The idle timer used to run as an in-page setTimeout scoped to a single webview, so typing in Settings or simply refocusing the app never reset it — the lock could fire out from under an actively-used window. The clock now lives in Rust, fed by focus events from every window plus in-page activity, so it tracks the whole app correctly.
• Fixed: the ZeroWhats icon wasn't showing on Linux notifications. The notification's desktop-entry/icon hints pointed at the com.zaujulio.zerowhats identifier, but the installed .deb/AUR package ships the desktop file and themed icon under the ZeroWhats/zerowhats names. Notifications now show the app icon correctly.

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ZeroWhats v1.1.0

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ZeroWhats v1.0.0

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