Shellbell 1.2.0 — store rollout

Shellbell 1.2.0 adds separate Agents and Terminals tabs per computer and introduces local Apps and web previews on Android.

Identity and rollout

Tag: mobile-v1.2.0 · Source: e7f24e0fe7d940bc7364e2da767936c208f97a64.

The selected artifacts are the verified 1.2.0 candidate. That record contains their build numbers, exact SHA-256 values and verified internal store assignments.

Platform	Build	Store state
Android	28	Google Play production track assigned and submission accepted; listing propagation has not been independently verified
iPhone and iPad	25	Approved and publicly available as 1.2.0; the public App Store listing is verified

A release tag does not mean both store updates are already visible. TestFlight/internal candidates remain separate from public availability.

Changes

• Each computer has Agents and Terminals tabs. Android also shows Apps when a compatible computer advertises registered applications.
• Android opens plugin apps such as Sous and confirmed localhost previews inside Shellbell, including internal links, live updates and reconnecting visits. Sous offers an explicit Load board action for an empty cache.
• Theme-aware Android pages receive Shellbell's dark preference through the standard browser API. Registered apps omit the redundant address/computer subtitle.
• Include the current Terms of Use acknowledgement.

Requirements and compatibility

Android 1.2 requires Android 9 or newer. Apps needs computer Shellbell 0.17 or newer; install the underlying application separately, then enable its plugin. Sous 0.27.0 is the first provider. Apps is disabled on iOS.

Existing supported secure-v2 phone/service combinations retain terminals and chat; an older supported service hides Apps on a new phone. Older phone apps ignore the new computer catalog. No new pairing or relay deployment is required.

Qualification and limits

Source CI, mobile build identity checks and both internal store assignments passed. Local S22 fixture checks cover Apps, internal navigation, reconnect, dark-theme selection and App Lock. They are separate from final store-artifact, other-device, Android API 28 and cross-network qualification. The remaining device and release checks stay explicit.

Store rollback uses a forward release when a binary cannot be downgraded. Preserve computer keys and pairings; the computer's previous supported terminal/chat behavior remains available. Tags and distributed artifacts are immutable.