v2026-06-25.1

Added

• Fill logins into the app you came from. Pick an item and the app types the
  username, a Tab, then the password into whatever field has focus, in any
  browser or app, by sending real keystrokes. There are separate Fill Username,
  Fill Password and Fill One-Time Code actions too, and an option to press Return
  afterwards to submit. Filling uses macOS Accessibility access, which the app
  asks for the first time you use it.
• Choose whether picking an item fills, copies, or both, under Settings →
  Autofill. Copy works exactly as before for anyone who prefers the clipboard.
• Suggest the item for the page you're on. Open the panel over a browser and the
  login matching the current tab is selected for you; when several logins match
  the same site, the list narrows to just those. Safari and Chromium browsers
  are read over Automation, which macOS asks to allow once per browser. Firefox,
  Zen and other web apps are opt-in, since reading them turns on their
  accessibility engine.

Changed

• Redesigned Settings into a native preference window: a tab per area (General,
  Autofill, Security, Icons, Account, SSH Agent, About), with sub-tabs where a
  tab covers more than one thing, and the window resizing to fit each tab.
• Show a small spinner in the search field while the vaults are still indexing,
  so an item that hasn't loaded yet reads as "still indexing" rather than missing.
• Rank search results by where the match lands, so the most relevant item comes
  first. A hit in the title beats one in the username, which beats one buried in
  a URL or note, and a match at the start of a word beats one in the middle. The
  set of results is unchanged; only their order is more useful.

Full Changelog: v2026-06-24.1...v2026-06-25.1