1.26.1

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.26.1.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.26.0

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.26.0.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.25.1

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.25.1.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.25.0

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.25.0.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.24.0

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.24.0.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.23.1

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.23.1.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.23.0

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.23.0.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.22.7

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.22.7.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.22.6

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.22.6.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).

1.22.5

Download: the eq-zera-Setup-1.22.5.exe asset below. Windows 10 or later; it installs
per-user under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs, with no admin prompt.

This installer is code signed through Azure Trusted Signing; the publisher Windows
shows is Jack Thomas. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" while the
signature builds reputation, More info -> Run anyway installs it.

The app updates itself from this page. An installed copy checks shortly after
launch and every few hours after that; when a newer build is out you get a card on the
celebration overlay saying so, and Preferences -> Updates says the same. Clicking
downloads it, and clicking again restarts into it. Nothing is downloaded until you
click, and a build you downloaded is applied the next time you close the app.

Updates are checked for integrity and authorship. The feed and the installer come
over HTTPS from this repository, the download is verified against the SHA-512 in
latest.yml, and the app refuses any update whose signature is not from that same
publisher. A corrupted, substituted or impostor build fails. SECURITY.md says all of
this in full.

What changed in this build is in the app's What's new panel (and in
src/shared/releaseNotes.ts, which is where that panel reads it from).