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LeanRows v0.1.1
LeanRows 0.1.1
LeanRows 0.1.1 is a Windows installer patch release. The native viewer and its
large-file engine are unchanged from 0.1.0.
Installer corrections
- Fixes a fresh-install failure in the 0.1.0 package when PowerShell attempted
to write a registry default value whose name is the required empty string. - Preserves every earlier value when multiple registrations share one registry
key, and uses an exact writable per-user key when uninstall restores or
removes a direct default. - Keeps LeanRows in Open with for
.csv,.tsv,.jsonl,.ndjson, and
.log. - For a supported extension with no protected Explorer
UserChoice, records
the prior per-user direct default and makes LeanRows the direct per-user
default. - Preserves every protected
UserChoice. The optional-OpenDefaultApps
switch opens Windows Default Apps when manual confirmation is wanted. - Makes reinstalls idempotent: LeanRows is never recorded as its own previous
handler. - On uninstall, restores or removes only direct defaults that still point to
LeanRows. A handler selected later by the user is preserved. - Does not register or change
.txt.
Download
This release provides two attachments:
LeanRows-v0.1.1-windows-x64-unsigned.zip
LeanRows-v0.1.1-windows-x64-unsigned.sha256
LeanRows 0.1.1 is not Authenticode-signed. Windows may display a warning for a
downloaded executable. Verify the ZIP against the .sha256 attachment from
this same release:
Get-FileHash .\LeanRows-v0.1.1-windows-x64-unsigned.zip -Algorithm SHA256After extraction, validate and run the per-user installer:
.\install.ps1 -ValidateOnly
.\install.ps1Installation requires no administrator privileges. LeanRows is added to the
current user's Start menu and Installed Apps list.
Application behavior and limits
The viewer retains the 0.1.0 behavior and boundaries: Windows x64 only;
read-only local CSV, TSV, JSONL, NDJSON, log, and text viewing; bounded
previews; no telemetry or network retrieval; and no editing, saving, export,
sorting, filtering, regular expressions, SQL, archives, or tail/follow mode.
The README contains the full
usage boundary. Security-sensitive findings should use
private vulnerability reporting.
Source and license
LeanRows is available under the MIT License. The complete change summary is in
the changelog.